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= The common Integrated Assessment Model (IAM) documentation =
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== Integrated assessment modeling ==
[[Integrated assessment models]] (IAM) aim to provide policy-relevant insights into global environmental change and sustainable development issues by providing a quantitative description of key processes in the human and earth systems and their interactions. The modelling is integrated, i.e. it uses information from many scientific disciplines and describes both the human and earth system. The term assessment refers to focus on generating useful information for decision-making, even in case of large uncertainties. IAMs, for instance, have been successfully applied in support of climate policy (insights in future greenhouse gas emissions and options for mitigation), in several environmental assessments (e.g. the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment), but IAMs have also published a large amount of scientific papers.

For a nice visualization of how IAMs are used, see these ([https://climatescenarios.org/primer/energy-land-use-and-emissions IAM infographics]) as developed in the ([http://senses-project.org/ SENSES project]).

== IAM Consortium (IAMC) ==
The IAMC wiki derives its name from and closely collaborates with the Integrated Assessment Modelling Consortium (IAMC, https://www.iamconsortium.org/). This is an organization of scientific research institutions that are involved in integrated assessment modeling and analysis. The IAMC has members from all over the world, who manage most of the IAM models that currently being used. The IAMC wiki provides a platform for these models' documentation.

== Documentation ==
For the purpose of IAMs, a transparent model documentation is essential. IAM teams have documented their models individually, often using web-supported tools. As IAMs, however, are often used together it is also important to have information on the similarities and differences across IAM models. This database provides an overview of the IAM models using a transparent wiki-based approach that has been used consistently across a range of models. This allows for direct comparison of these models. In addition to the harmonized model documentation, also [[Model comparison]] allow for direct comparisons.

== Participating models ==
The extent of documentation of the participating models may vary. The model documentation consists of:
* a set of documentation pages ordered in a hierarchical tree and a reference card which summarizes the main features (participation mode = full)
* a reference card only (participation mode = reference card only)

The table below shows all models that are currently "fully published" on the wiki (i.e. with complete and reviewed documentation). Models that are currently "in preparation" or "under review" are not yet shown. Note that the reference card menu in the left sidebar includes more models than in the table below. Although the reference cards are published, models do not always appear in the table, when the model documentation pages are not yet published.

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== Other forms of common model evaluation ==
IAM models also collaborate in other ways in order to enhance the transparency of IAM model output. First of all, various databases, such as the RCP, SSP and IPCC Report databases, host the output of several IAMs in a common format ([http://tntcat.iiasa.ac.at/RcpDb/dsd?Action=htmlpage&page=welcome RCP Database], [https://tntcat.iiasa.ac.at/SspDb/ SSP database], [https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6/#/workspaces IPCC AR6 database]). These databases also include key input variables to the models (please find links to key input variables on the AR6 database under 'model inputs' in the left sidebar). Second, IAM models have also produced common evaluation metrics, distilled from common simple model experiments ([[CiteRef::Kriegler2015]][[CiteRef::Harmsen2021]]).

== Acknowledgement ==
The first version of the wiki benefited from the work of an earlier version developed at University College London. Major developments of this wiki-based multi-model documentation received input from the FP7 [https://www.fp7-advance.eu/ ADVANCE] project (grant agreement No. 308329). Maintenance of the wiki has also been partially funded through the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreements No. 821471 ([https://www.engage-climate.org/ ENGAGE]) and No. 821124 ([https://www.navigate-h2020.eu/ NAVIGATE]) and is being further updated and developed in the H2020 projects [https://www.eiee.org/project/elevate/ ELEVATE] and [https://www.eiee.org/project/prisma/ PRISMA]. The wiki has also been improved based on comments and suggestions of other modelling teams part of the IAMC. Integrated Assessment Model teams interested in joining this common documentation platform should send a mail to [mailto:IAMCwiki@iamconsortium.org IAMCwiki@iamconsortium.org].

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IAMC wiki

2023-05-26T08:37:46Z

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= The common Integrated Assessment Model (IAM) documentation =
__TOC__
== Integrated assessment modeling ==
[[Integrated assessment models]] (IAM) aim to provide policy-relevant insights into global environmental change and sustainable development issues by providing a quantitative description of key processes in the human and earth systems and their interactions. The modelling is integrated, i.e. it uses information from many scientific disciplines and describes both the human and earth system. The term assessment refers to focus on generating useful information for decision-making, even in case of large uncertainties. IAMs, for instance, have been successfully applied in support of climate policy (insights in future greenhouse gas emissions and options for mitigation), in several environmental assessments (e.g. the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment), but IAMs have also published a large amount of scientific papers.

For a nice visualization of how IAMs are used, see these ([https://climatescenarios.org/primer/energy-land-use-and-emissions IAM infographics]) as developed in the ([http://senses-project.org/ SENSES project]).

== IAM Consortium (IAMC) ==
The IAMC wiki derives its name from and closely collaborates with the Integrated Assessment Modelling Consortium (IAMC, https://www.iamconsortium.org/). This is an organization of scientific research institutions that are involved in integrated assessment modeling and analysis. The IAMC has members from all over the world, who manage most of the IAM models that currently being used. The IAMC wiki provides a platform for these models' documentation.

== Documentation ==
For the purpose of IAMs, a transparent model documentation is essential. IAM teams have documented their models individually, often using web-supported tools. As IAMs, however, are often used together it is also important to have information on the similarities and differences across IAM models. This database provides an overview of the IAM models using a transparent wiki-based approach that has been used consistently across a range of models. This allows for direct comparison of these models. In addition to the harmonized model documentation, also [[Model comparison]] allow for direct comparisons.

== Participating models ==
The extent of documentation of the participating models may vary. The model documentation consists of:
* a set of documentation pages ordered in a hierarchical tree and a reference card which summarizes the main features (participation mode = full)
* a reference card only (participation mode = reference card only)

The table below shows all models that are currently "fully published" on the wiki (i.e. with complete and reviewed documentation). Models that are currently "in preparation" or "under review" are not yet shown. Note that the reference card menu in the left sidebar includes more models than in the table below. Although the reference cards are published, models do not always appear in the table, when the model documentation pages are not yet published.

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== Acknowledgement ==
The development of this wiki-based multi-model documentation received input from the FP7 ADVANCE project (grant agreement No. 308329). Maintenance of the wiki has also been partially funded through the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreements No. 821471 (ENGAGE) and No. 821124 (NAVIGATE). The current version benefited from the work of an earlier version developed at University College London. The wiki has also been improved based on comments and suggestions of other modelling teams part of the IAMC. Integrated Assessment Model teams interested in joining this common documentation platform should send a mail to [mailto:IAMC@pbl.nl IAMC@pbl.nl]. Please also CC your email to [mailto:Rik.VanHeerden@pbl.nl Rik.VanHeerden@pbl.nl].

== Other forms of common model evaluation ==
IAM models also collaborate in other ways in order to enhance the transparency of IAM model output. First of all, various databases, such as the RCP and SSP databases, host the output of several IAMs in a common format ([http://tntcat.iiasa.ac.at/RcpDb/dsd?Action=htmlpage&page=welcome RCP Database (version 2.0)]). Second, IAM models have also produced common evaluation metrics, distilled from common simple model experiments ([[CiteRef::Kriegler2015]][[CiteRef::Harmsen2021]]).
{{#scite:
|bibtex=
@article{Kriegler2015,
title = "Diagnostic indicators for integrated assessment models of climate policy ",
journal = "Technological Forecasting and Social Change ",
volume = "90, Part A",
number = "",
pages = "45 - 61",
year = "2015",
note = "",
issn = "0040-1625",
doi = "10.1016/j.techfore.2013.09.020",
url = "http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0040162513002576",
author = "Elmar Kriegler and Nils Petermann and Volker Krey and Valeria Jana Schwanitz and Gunnar Luderer and Shuichi Ashina and Valentina Bosetti and Jiyong Eom and Alban Kitous and Aurélie Méjean and Leonidas Paroussos and Fuminori Sano and Hal Turton and Charlie Wilson and Detlef P. Van Vuuren",
keywords = "Climate policy",
keywords = "Integrated assessment models",
keywords = "Energy system models",
keywords = "Model diagnostics",
keywords = "Climate change economics "
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{{#scite:
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title = "Integrated assessment model diagnostics: key indicators and model evolution",
journal = "Environmental Research Letters",
volume = "",
number = "",
pages = "",
year = "2021",
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keywords = "Integrated assessment models",
keywords = "Energy system models",
keywords = "IPCC 6th Assessment Report"
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Integrated assessment models

2023-05-26T08:35:57Z

Rik van Heerden: Created page with "Integrated assessment models are used to assess the interaction between human societies and their natural environment with the aim of supporting policymaking. Human societies..."

Integrated assessment models are used to assess the interaction between human societies and their natural environment with the aim of supporting policymaking. Human societies interact with their natural environment in numerous ways. They extract services and resources, shape the natural environment according to their needs and cause impacts by emissions, disturbance, or waste. This can cause severe environmental degradation, including climate change and biodiversity loss. Hence there is a strong need to analyze sustainable and unsustainable strategies for human societies to interact with their natural environment. This is further complicated by strong interactions and feedback among relevant processes and coupling across all scales (local, national, regional and global).

Integrated assessment models (IAMs) capture human-society interactions by describing them as coupled systems on the relevant geographical and intertemporal scales for policymaking. Often these systems involve the interactions between energy-land-economy and climate. For example, the assessment of strategies to limit global warming is conducted by IAMs with global coverage and a time horizon until the end of the 21st century. To understand future changes in the interaction between human society and the Earth system, and assess available management strategies, IAMs use scenario approaches that describe a range of outcomes under different courses of action and assumptions. Such scenarios are often based on narratives describing how society could develop, a set of trends in socio-economic drivers, policies, and technology developments, and in many cases societal goals to be achieved. IAMs translate such assumptions, trends and goals into quantitative projections. They typically include a detailed description of human activity (e.g. energy and land use), direct drivers of environmental change (e.g. emissions, land use and resource use), resulting impacts (e.g. climate change and consequences for crops) and response options. The output of IAMs is a detailed description of human-earth system coupling and development over the 21st century.

The most common use of IAMs is in the field of climate change. Here, the field has evolved from global aggregate models focused on cost-benefit analysis to detailed process models used to generate emissions scenarios and to coupled model frameworks for impact analyses. The objective of IAMs of climate change is to project alternative climate change futures with and without various types of climate change policies in place to provide policymakers at all levels of government and industry an idea of the stakes involved in deciding whether or not to implement various policies.

The literature on IAMs is vast and continues to grow rapidly. It is spread across many disciplines, with publications appearing in a wide range of journals, including those that focus on earth sciences, biological sciences, environmental engineering, economics, sociology, technological change, and other related fields. In the literature, there is some confusion about what IAMs are and for which purpose they have been developed. To this end, it is important to distinguish between different characteristics of IAMs, including their topic, type of model, optimization versus simulation, and global versus national scope:
* '''Topic'''<br>While by far most IAMs are used for climate change, similar models have also been developed for air pollution, water use and other topics.
* '''Type of model'''<br>There are two basic types: detailed process (DP) IAMs and benefit–cost (BC) IAMs. DP IAMs are more disaggregated and seek to provide projections of mitigation strategies in terms of consequences for energy and land use. They can often also provide projections of physical impacts such as reductions in crop growth, land inundated by sea level rise, and additional deaths from heat stress. They are typically used to provide emission scenarios for future climate change projections and to evaluate efficient mitigation strategies. In contrast, BC IAMs provide a more aggregated representation of climate change mitigation costs and aggregate impacts by sector and region into a single economic metric. They are typically used to assess the social costs of carbon.
* '''Optimization versus simulation'''<br>Many models optimize a welfare or cost measure to identify efficient courses of action to reach a long-term goal, and associated prices and system changes. A second category of simulation models uses pre-defined rules to describe the evolution of the human-earth system.
* '''Global vs national'''<br>Global IAMs are used to assess the collective climate change impact of human activity around the world. While they are becoming increasingly detailed in their description of regions, sectors and processes they are naturally limited in terms of detail due to their global nature. With the emergence of a hybrid international climate policy architecture combining global targets with nationally determined actions and commitments as laid out in the Paris Agreement, national IAMs are being developed to capture national transition pathways and associated policy strategies with the necessary level of detail.

Model inputs - WITCH

2023-05-23T08:51:05Z

Rik van Heerden: Created page with "This page links to the AR6 Scenario Explorer with key variables and assumptions: *[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/e21a4f06-941c-49db-ad88-34289d26787c S..."

This page links to the AR6 Scenario Explorer with key variables and assumptions:

*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/e21a4f06-941c-49db-ad88-34289d26787c Socioeconomic variables]
*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/c332d920-8d47-4808-bb8e-66e9cd01be0b Technological developments]
*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/d1d14ba1-11aa-4abf-a3f0-9d23250c44cc Prices and Costs]

Model inputs - REMIND-MAgPIE

2023-05-23T08:50:47Z

This page links to the AR6 Scenario Explorer with key variables and assumptions:

*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/53ef4e38-3886-4b51-900e-db04de479c69 Socioeconomic variables]
*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/84b934ba-e4d3-4801-b8ec-ec5dc462b817 Technological developments]
*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/63577511-970a-4098-9576-5948beb8ba67 Prices and Costs]

Model inputs - MESSAGE-GLOBIOM

2023-05-23T08:49:32Z

This page links to the AR6 Scenario Explorer with key variables and assumptions:

*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/ceb24648-dfc0-4b5c-a010-f2f205992e96 Socioeconomic variables]
*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/3b846709-5da7-4ae6-8c02-7bd9ff275ce2 Prices and Costs]

Model inputs - IMAGE

2023-05-23T08:49:18Z

Rik van Heerden: Created page with "This page links to the AR6 Scenario Explorer with key variables and assumptions: *[https://data.ene.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/b01755bc-2707-4596-b43b-9a287ed59b5b S..."

This page links to the AR6 Scenario Explorer with key variables and assumptions:

*[https://data.ene.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/b01755bc-2707-4596-b43b-9a287ed59b5b Socioeconomic variables]
*[https://data.ene.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/e89d1abc-a4e3-4af4-aa31-d6f1066ccb29 Technological developments]
*[https://data.ene.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/5247287b-953c-432b-9e4a-4e8ce8fcb428 Prices and Costs]

Model inputs - GCAM

2023-05-23T08:48:25Z

This page links to the AR6 Scenario Explorer with key variables and assumptions:

*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/ee5445d2-6a5e-41ae-8b8c-e04dd961b67d Socioeconomic variables]
*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/8832869d-25f8-4a9d-ab2e-a986d290163b Prices and Costs]

Model inputs - AIM-Hub

2023-05-23T08:48:08Z

This page links to the AR6 Scenario Explorer with key variables and assumptions:

*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/14f1e2d8-bcd1-45a7-8372-c391c98d9e1f Socioeconomic variables]
*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/220d84dc-b18f-4ae8-a85e-bbbd7224a2e9 Technological developments]
*[https://data.ece.iiasa.ac.at/ar6//#/workspaces/share/f6bda656-a0a7-4222-8340-44c0599c38c5 Prices and Costs]

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DART

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DART

2022-05-19T15:45:41Z

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DART

2022-05-19T15:42:46Z

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DART

2022-05-19T15:40:36Z

Rik van Heerden:

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