Spatial dimension - WITCH - Revision history

Johannes Emmerling at 11:49, 3 March 2020

2020-03-03T11:49:05Z

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	The regional disaggregation is now flexible and the model can be run on different model configurations, typically from 5 to 17 regions, or more.		The regional disaggregation is now flexible and the model can be run on different model configurations, typically from 5 to 17 regions, or more.

	[[File:WITCH ~~Regional Aggregation~~.png\|600x600px]]<br />'''Figure 1.1: Regions of the WITCH model'''		[[File:WITCH default regional aggregation.png\|600x600px]]<br />'''Figure 1.1: Regions of the WITCH model'''

	The 17 regions are:		The 17 regions are:

Johannes Emmerling at 11:39, 3 March 2020

2020-03-03T11:39:12Z

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	Countries included within the model are grouped into 17 regions clustered by geography, income and the structure of energy demand.		Countries included within the model are grouped into 17 regions clustered by geography, income and the structure of energy demand.

	~~Regional~~ disaggregation is now flexible and the model can be run on different model configurations, typically from 5 to 17 regions, or more.		The regional disaggregation is now flexible and the model can be run on different model configurations, typically from 5 to 17 regions, or more.

	[[File:WITCH Regional Aggregation.png]]<br />'''Figure 1.1: Regions of the WITCH model ~~(except that India and Indonesia are not detached from their former regions, sasia and easia, respectively).~~'''		[[File:WITCH Regional Aggregation.png\|600x600px]]<br />'''Figure 1.1: Regions of the WITCH model'''

	The 17 regions are:		The 17 regions are:
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	! Countries		! Countries
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~cajaz~~		\|brazil
	\|Canada~~, Japan, New Zealand~~		\|Brazil
			\|-
			\|canada
			\|Canada
	\|-		\|-
	\|china		\|china
	\|China, including Taiwan		\|China, including Taiwan
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~easia~~		\|europe
			\|Europe
			\|-
			\|seasia
	\|South East Asia		\|South East Asia
	\|-		\|-
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	\|Indonesia		\|Indonesia
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~kosau~~		\|jpnkor
	\|South Korea~~, South Africa, Australia~~		\|Japan and South Korea
	\|-		\|-
	\|laca		\|laca
	\|Latin America~~, Mexico~~ and Caribbean		\|Latin America and the Caribbean
	\|-		\|-
	\|mena		\|mena
	\|Middle East and North Africa		\|Middle East and North Africa
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~neweuro~~		\|mexico
	\|~~EU new countries + Switzerland + Norway~~		\|Mexico
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~oldeuro~~		\|oceania
	\|~~EU old countries (EU-15)~~		\|Australia and New Zealand
	\|-		\|-
	\|sasia		\|sasia
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	\|ssa		\|ssa
	\|Sub Saharan Africa		\|Sub Saharan Africa
			\|-
			\|southafrica
			\|South Africa
	\|-		\|-
	\|te		\|te

Johannes Emmerling: update to witch17

2020-03-03T11:26:39Z

update to witch17

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	Countries included within the model are grouped into 14 regions clustered by geography, income and the structure of energy demand~~. Regional disaggregation can be easily performed subject to the issue being tackled~~.		Countries included within the model are grouped into 17 regions clustered by geography, income and the structure of energy demand.

	~~[[File:35815545.png]]<br />'''Figure 1.1: Regions of~~ the ~~WITCH~~ model ~~(except that India and Indonesia are not detached~~ from ~~their former~~ regions, ~~sasia and easia, respectively)~~.~~'''~~		Regional disaggregation is now flexible and the model can be run on different model configurations, typically from 5 to 17 regions, or more.

	~~The 14~~ regions ~~are:~~		[[File:WITCH Regional Aggregation.png]]<br />'''Figure 1.1: Regions of the WITCH model (except that India and Indonesia are not detached from their former regions, sasia and easia, respectively).'''

	{\| class = "wikitable"		The 17 regions are:

			{\| class="wikitable"
	! Region		! Region
	! Countries		! Countries

Laurent Drouet at 10:42, 11 October 2016

2016-10-11T10:42:11Z

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	Countries included within the model are grouped into 14 regions clustered ~~on the basis of~~ geography, income and the structure of energy demand. Regional disaggregation can be easily performed subject to the issue being tackled.		Countries included within the model are grouped into 14 regions clustered by geography, income and the structure of energy demand. Regional disaggregation can be easily performed subject to the issue being tackled.

	[[File:35815545.png]]<br />'''Figure 1.1: Regions of the WITCH model (except that India and Indonesia are not detached from their former regions, sasia and easia, respectively).'''		[[File:35815545.png]]<br />'''Figure 1.1: Regions of the WITCH model (except that India and Indonesia are not detached from their former regions, sasia and easia, respectively).'''

	The 13 regions are:		The 14 regions are:

	{\| class = "wikitable"		{\| class = "wikitable"
	! Region		! Region
	! Countries		! Countries
	\|-		\|-
	\|cajaz		\|cajaz
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	\|India		\|India
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~indo~~		\|indonesia
	\|Indonesia		\|Indonesia
	\|-		\|-

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	Countries included within the model are grouped into 14 regions clustered on the basis of geography, income and the structure of energy demand. Regional disaggregation can be easily performed subject to the issue being tackled.		Countries included within the model are grouped into 14 regions clustered on the basis of geography, income and the structure of energy demand. Regional disaggregation can be easily performed subject to the issue being tackled.

	[[~~Image~~:~~WITCHIMPORT/attachments/34379476/35815545.png\|~~35815545.png]]<br />'''Figure 1.1: Regions of the WITCH model (except that India and Indonesia are not detached from their former regions, sasia and easia, respectively).'''		[[File:35815545.png]]<br />'''Figure 1.1: Regions of the WITCH model (except that India and Indonesia are not detached from their former regions, sasia and easia, respectively).'''

	The 13 regions are:		The 13 regions are:

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Rineke Oostenrijk at 15:09, 16 August 2016

2016-08-16T15:09:56Z

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Countries included within the model are grouped into 14 regions clustered on the basis of geography, income and the structure of energy demand. Regional disaggregation can be easily performed subject to the issue being tackled.

[[Image:WITCHIMPORT/attachments/34379476/35815545.png|35815545.png]]<br />'''Figure 1.1: Regions of the WITCH model (except that India and Indonesia are not detached from their former regions, sasia and easia, respectively).'''

The 13 regions are:

{| class = "wikitable"
! Region
! Countries
|-
|cajaz
|Canada, Japan, New Zealand
|-
|china
|China, including Taiwan
|-
|easia
|South East Asia
|-
|india
|India
|-
|indo
|Indonesia
|-
|kosau
|South Korea, South Africa, Australia
|-
|laca
|Latin America, Mexico and Caribbean
|-
|mena
|Middle East and North Africa
|-
|neweuro
|EU new countries + Switzerland + Norway
|-
|oldeuro
|EU old countries (EU-15)
|-
|sasia
|South Asia
|-
|ssa
|Sub Saharan Africa
|-
|te
|Non-EU Eastern European countries, including Russia
|-
|usa
|United States of America
|}

WITCH features any regional aggregations in the so-called coalitions. Some common coalitions are:

* regional coalitions : each region is mapped to a coalition containing only this region.
* world coalition : a coalition containing all the world regions.

Coalitions and regions interact with each others because of the presence of economic (technology, exhaustible natural resources) and environmental global externalities.