Finally, it is available: the 90+ pages documentation of the Industrial Ecology Data Commons, the first systematic effort to structure and collect data across all industrial ecology perspectives and methods.
You'll find a systematic introduction to the IEDC data model, a documentation of the eight different search and filtering functions, and detailed step-by-step instructions for formatting, validating, and submitting data in Pauliuk and Atasayar (2026):
Industrial Ecology Data Commons Handbook. by Stefan Pauliuk and Nildem Atasayar. Industrial Ecology Freiburg (IEF) Working Paper 1(2026), University of Freiburg, Germany
https://doi.org/10.6094/UNIFR/286224
And yes, in the IEDC, you'll find more than 100k data points on the material composition of buildings and all kinds of other products, 13k+ data points on lifetimes, alloy composition datasets (recently added), and, amongst many others, a recently published dataset on the material composition of the NVIDIA A100 GPU used for LLM training.
Plus much, much more:
https://www.database.industrialecology.uni-freiburg.de/
