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6. Platform Architecture & Features

Based on systematic analysis of existing industrial symbiosis platforms, the system incorporates five critical platform-related information categories:

1. Accessibility and Openness

Critical Mass: Platform requires sufficient active users for meaningful matchmaking (network effect principle)
User Participation: Active engagement rate determines platform effectiveness
Access Model: Open registration vs. invitation-only for specific networks
Geographic Scope: Local, regional, national, or international reach

2. Sociability Features

Social Network Integration: Communication channels, forums, and relationship building
Trust Building: Pre-existing relationship mapping and reputation systems
Community Features: Groups, blogs, event calendars for IS networking
Real-time Collaboration: Chat, discussion boards, knowledge sharing

3. Database Architecture

Background Knowledge Base: External databases with scientific literature, case studies, LCA data
Consistent Taxonomy: Standardized classification systems (EWC, NACE codes)
Self-Learning Capabilities: NLP processing for continuous knowledge expansion
Multi-source Integration: Scientific, regulatory, and case study data sources

4. Interactive Visualization

Geospatial Mapping: Interactive maps with distance calculations and transportation costs
Flow Visualization: Sankey diagrams and heat maps for resource flows
Multi-criteria Filtering: Dynamic filters by resource type, location, quality, cost
Scenario Simulation: Drag-and-drop interface for "what-if" analyses
Ranking & Sorting: User-customizable result prioritization

5. Decision Support & Assessment Methods

Economic Evaluation: NPV, IRR, payback period, ROI calculations
Environmental Impact: LCA, CFP, material flow analysis
Multi-criteria Decision Analysis: AHP, fuzzy logic for weighted evaluations
Risk Assessment: Reliability analysis of proposed synergies
Sensitivity Analysis: Impact of parameter variations on viability

6. Real-Time Engagement & Event-Driven Features

Live Alerts: "New 22 kW @ 40°C source added within 500m" (<5s delivery, 99.5% reliability)
Price Change Notifications: "Waste collector raised prices 12%" (triggers 15% engagement increase)
Match Updates: Real-time status changes (suggested → negotiating → contracted) (100% delivery guarantee)
Service Availability: "New certified heat exchanger installer" (2km radius, <10min response)
Market Intelligence: Aggregated trends ("Heat demand up 15%") (daily digest, 25% open rate target)

Event Processing Architecture:

Throughput: 10,000+ events/second processing capacity
Latency: <100ms event processing, <5s user notification delivery
Reliability: 99.9% message delivery, exactly-once semantics
Scalability: Auto-scale 2-20x during peak loads
Resource changes: Trigger match recomputation (<30s for local updates)
WebSocket connections: 1,000+ concurrent users supported
Background jobs: Nightly full re-match (4-hour window, 95% accuracy improvement)

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