grnDBLP is a Chrome extension developed by onekin.org that aims to raise awareness in the computer science community about the environmental impact of conferences. This free extension enriches the DBLP website by providing information about the carbon footprint generated by conferences.

The main feature of grnDBLP is the arrangement of flights taken by the authors of all the articles in a conference on a map. This allows users to visualize the geographical spread of conference attendees and understand the carbon emissions associated with their travel. By providing this information, grnDBLP encourages conference organizers and participants to consider more sustainable alternatives and reduce their carbon footprint.

To calculate the carbon footprint, grnDBLP relies on third-party services such as Scopus for authors' affiliations and geocoding services like Geocode.xyz, here, and locationiq. These services provide the necessary data to accurately calculate the carbon emissions associated with conference travel.

It's important to note that grnDBLP is currently under development, and the developers welcome user feedback to improve the extension. With its focus on environmental impact and sustainability, grnDBLP is a valuable tool for the computer science community to make more informed decisions regarding conference attendance and travel.