Titlebook: Image 2.0; Integrated Modeling Joseph Alcamo Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 Greenhouse gas.biogeochemical cycles

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Modeling the Global Society-Biosphere-Climate System: Part 1: Model Description and Testing,mate system. The objectives of the model are to investigate linkages and feedbacks in the system, and to evaluate consequences of climate policies. Dynamic calculations are performed to year 2100, with a spatial scale ranging from grid (0.5° x 0.5° latitude-longitude) to world regional level, depend

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Modeling the Global Society-Biosphere-Climate System: Part 2: Computed Scenarios,ected aspects of the society-biosphere-climate system including primary energy consumption, emissions of various greenhouse gases, atmospheric concentrations of gases, temperature, precipitation, land cover and other indicators. Included are a “Conventional Wisdom” scenario, and three variations of

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Simulating the Carbon Flux Between the Terrestrial Environment and the Atmosphere,raphically explicit implementation of a model that simulates the major C fluxes in different compartments of the terrestrial biosphere and between the biosphere and the atmosphere. Climatic parameters, land cover and atmospheric C concentrations determine the result of the dynamic C simulations. The