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The Sustainable IT Toolbox

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232 Sustainable IT tools indexed in the toolbox

Welcome to the INR tool box that presents a list of Sustainable IT tools. Our goal for 2022 is to optimize this list: to improve the methodology for selecting tools and to cover all Sustainable IT themes.

If you have any suggestions for Sustainable IT tools or would like to get involved with us to help us optimize the toolbox, please write to us: outils-nr [@] institutnr.org

   

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Sustainable business canvas

Tool to set up workshops and to assess environmental costs and benefits

#Design   #Environmental costs   #Measurement  

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Strategy

Pia

The PIA software is a tool freely distributed by the CNIL in order to facilitate the performance of impact analyzes on data protection provided for by the GDPR.

#Data Privacy   #GDPR   #RGPD   #CNIL  

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Back-End

Adversarial robustness toolbox

Python library for machine learning security. ART provides tools that enable developers and researchers to defend and evaluate learning (ML) models and applications against adverse threats. ART supports all popular machine learning frameworks (TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch, MXNet, scikit-learn, XGBoost, LightGBM, CatBoost, GPy, etc.), all data types (images, tables, audio, video , etc.) and machine learning of tasks (classification, object detection, voice recognition, generation, certification, etc.).

#AI   #Machine Learning  

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Back-End

Ethereum-nft-activity

How much energy does it take to power popular CryptoArt platforms backed by Ethereum? And what emissions are associated with this energy consumption?

#Ether   #CryptoArt   #Footprint   #CO2   #Cloud  

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Transverse

Software management plans

Checklist for a software management plan. This checklist will help you write an SMP. It consists of sections that cover the key elements that an SMP should include. A software management plan (SMP) can help you define a set of structures and goals for understanding your research software, including what you will develop; who is the software for (even if it's just for you); how you will deliver your software to the users it is intended for; how it will help them; and how you will assess whether it has helped them and contributed to the research, as you intended. An SMP also helps you understand how you can support those who want or use your research software; how your software relates to other artifacts in your research ecosystem; and how you will ensure that your software remains available beyond the lifespan of your current project.

#Software management plan   #Management plan  

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