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Inventory Software

New Version 2.901 – IPCC Inventory Software

 

This is the new version 2.901 of the IPCC Inventory Software released on February 13, 2024.

 

Please note that version 2.901 comes in 2 different files for installation. Thus, before downloading the file you shall check which one you actually need by using this decision tree.

 

 

If you find any issues in the use of the IPCC Inventory Software, come back to us at .

 

Thank you very much for your support.

 

 

Important!

 

When setting YOUR Password always set YOUR Password Hint too.
It is highly recommended that you take note of your password and store it in a safe place. In case you lose or forget your password, the IPCC Inventory Software does not have a mechanism to restore your password, this means that you can no longer access your database.

 

Please note that the IPCC Inventory Software cannot be used with iOS (Apple Computers).

 

Getting started with the IPCC Inventory Software

 

After installing the IPCC Inventory Software, launch it for the first time and you will be asked to initialize the associated database by providing YOUR Login (User Name) and YOUR Password.

 

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Please note the Login and Password (Credentials) are associated with the Database, not with the software. Thus, you can open and use many databases with different credentials with the software installed on your computer.

 

Support

 

  • User Manual (Ver 2.90)pdf

  • Guidebooks
    • Livestock Categories 3.A Users' Guidebookpdf
    • Energy Guidebookpdf
    • Land Representation Guide v1.1 draft of 2024/02/07pdf
    • UNFCCC CRT Export Guide draft of 2023/06/06pdf

      These Guidebooks are still drafts for further improvement. They have been compiled by IPCC TFI TSU, and have not been subject to formal IPCC review processes. Feedback from users on areas of improvements and/or errors identified are most welcome and are to be sent to

  • Tools
  • Unofficial translations in ARABIC and in FRENCH kindly provided by Prof. Sidaty Ould Dah
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  • Help Desk: email

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Q1: Do I need to uninstall the older version of the IPCC Inventory Software before I install the upgraded one? How can I ensure a proper data transition to the new version?

A: You can run the upgraded version without having to uninstall the older one.

In order not to lose your data, any unforeseeable should occur, please implement the following steps:

 

  • Before upgrading, make sure to backup your database as mdb/accdb file (go to Database>Save as), and also archive a copy of it;

  • Upgrade the software;

  • Open your backed-up version of the database in the upgraded software (go to Database>Open database);

  • After opening database, the following message will appear: "Your database will be upgraded. It is strongly recommended to make a backup of the original database. Would you like to backup now?". Then please select "Yes" (backup of original database may be useful for archiving purpose, e.g. in case its copy does not exist).

 

Please note if you have installed version 2.82 or any earlier versions, installing the new version does not automatically remove the previous version and therefore you shall do it manually. While if you have installed version 2.83 or any newer, installing the new version automatically removes the previous version.

 

Q2: What is the purpose of data import/export in XML format? Could XML data be imported from different versions of the IPCC Inventory Software and for the time series?
A: XML import/export of data is a fundamental functionality of the software needed for GHG Inventory compilation (e.g. inventory coordinator compiles data by importing relevant XML files received from sectoral experts). The import/export of XML data can be performed only within the same software version (e.g. export from v.2.54 to v.2.691, and vice versa, is not allowed). Current functionality allows import/export of data only for the single inventory year (future plans are to have time series XML export/import function).

 

 

 

 

 

 

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