Economic model
OxGame project in Cameroon
evaluating the role computer models can play in anthropological research about the future of subsistence farming in Cameroon.
The importance of working at the science-society interface for adaptation to climate change in local territories of Latin America: case studies of Bolivia, Chile and Argentina
This presentation, which is part of the EcoADAPT project, emphasises the importance of working at the science-society interface for adaptation to climate change.
The Challenges of Linking Sectoral and Economy-wide Models
This brief explores how to link sectoral and economy-wide models to understand the socio-economic implications of proposed mitigation actions in countries.
Robust Decision Making: XLRM framework
RAND corporation has been developing a tool to carry out robust decision making as an example of computational multi-scenario simulation.
Summary methods to identify socio-economic vulnerability and exposure to climate change
I: Focus on key hazards or opportunities through a livelihood-exposure sensitivity matrix A livelihood sensitivity matrix provides a starting point...
Methodology of Guatemala NCAP Project
Analytical Framework The PNCC was aware that the following organizations were active in these policy dialogues. Guatemala's Agriculture Ministry (MAGA),...
Elimination by aspects
While pilot knowledge elicitation tools (KnETs) attempt to classify important knowledge attributes of the domain, there may exist several (conscious...
Climate model uncertainty
Introduction These notes have been collated from presentations given by Bruce Hewitson, Mark Tadross and David Stainforth, some of which...
Agent-based modelling
In agent based models, a society is represented by a set of agents interacting with one another and with their environment. Agents follow simple rules but can be designed to adapt their behaviour to satisfy certain goals. Thus they can be responsive to changes in the environment, such as groundwater availability in the example here.