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<h2>Purpose and set-up of this website</h2>
* This website presents a complete and concise description of IMAGE 3.0, the Integrated Model to Assess the Global Environment version 3.0.
* This website presents a complete and concise description of IMAGE 3.0, the Integrated Model to Assess the Global Environment version 3.0.
* The website has been prepared for those working at the science-policy interface, a client, partner or user for assessments with IMAGE 3.0.
* The website has been prepared for those working at the science-policy interface, a client, partner or user for assessments with IMAGE 3.0.
* All model components are described in broad terms, focusing on functionalities, feedbacks, uncertainties, and policy applications. For more detail, reference is made to underlying scientific papers, listed as key publications.
* All model components are described in broad terms, focusing on functionalities, feedbacks, uncertainties, and policy applications. For more detail, reference is made to underlying scientific papers, listed as ''key publications''.
* [[IMAGE framework introduction and [[IMAGE framework summary]] provide an introduction to IMAGE 3.0, and the main model setup.
* [[IMAGE framework]] and [[IMAGE framework summary]] provide an introduction to IMAGE 3.0, and the main model set-up.
* All model components are described in Component pages. These can be accessed by clicking on the corresponding boxes in the Framework scheme presented at ([[Framework overview| Components overview]]. Components can be read separately. Clicking on the scheme icon top right, links back to the Components overview.
* All model components are described on the ''Component'' pages. These can be accessed by clicking on the corresponding boxes in the Framework schematic presented under ([[Framework overview|Components overview]]). Components can be read separately. Clicking on the components top right icon, links back to the Components overview.
* Each model component is described as follows: 1) Introduction and Input/Output Table, 2) Model description, 3) Policy issues, and 4) Data, uncertainties and limitations 5) All references. Figures include a model flowchart, baseline results, and results for one or several policy interventions.
* Each model component is described as follows: 1) Introduction and Input/Output Table, 2) Model description, 3) Policy issues, 4) Data, uncertainties and limitations and 5) All references. Figures include a model flowchart, baseline results, and results for one or several policy interventions.
* The results illustrate the type of studies that can be carried out with IMAGE.
* The results illustrate the type of studies that can be carried out with IMAGE. They are based on recent IMAGE assessments (see [[Applications]]), and where possible taken from peer-reviewed literature or PBL reports. Therefore, the underlying baselines may vary throughout the book.
They are based on recent IMAGE assessments (see [[Applications]]), and as far as possible taken from peer-reviewed literature or published PBL reports. Thus, the underlying baselines may vary throughout the book.
*The  [[Download]] page contains the setup for the User Support System to view IMAGE scenario results.
* [[Download]] page containing the setup for the User Support Systemto view IMAGE scenario results.
==Overviews==
==Overviews==
Further information can be found via overviews (menu option navigation) or by browsing the website (menu option browse wiki).
Further information can be found via the links in the overviews (menu option navigation) or by browsing the website (menu option browse wiki).


==Contact==
==Contact==
For information or questions, please use the [[contact]] form.
For more information, please use the [[contact]] form.
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Latest revision as of 09:39, 17 November 2018

Purpose and set-up of this website

  • This website presents a complete and concise description of IMAGE 3.0, the Integrated Model to Assess the Global Environment version 3.0.
  • The website has been prepared for those working at the science-policy interface, a client, partner or user for assessments with IMAGE 3.0.
  • All model components are described in broad terms, focusing on functionalities, feedbacks, uncertainties, and policy applications. For more detail, reference is made to underlying scientific papers, listed as key publications.
  • IMAGE framework and IMAGE framework summary provide an introduction to IMAGE 3.0, and the main model set-up.
  • All model components are described on the Component pages. These can be accessed by clicking on the corresponding boxes in the Framework schematic presented under (Components overview). Components can be read separately. Clicking on the components top right icon, links back to the Components overview.
  • Each model component is described as follows: 1) Introduction and Input/Output Table, 2) Model description, 3) Policy issues, 4) Data, uncertainties and limitations and 5) All references. Figures include a model flowchart, baseline results, and results for one or several policy interventions.
  • The results illustrate the type of studies that can be carried out with IMAGE. They are based on recent IMAGE assessments (see Applications), and where possible taken from peer-reviewed literature or PBL reports. Therefore, the underlying baselines may vary throughout the book.
  • The Download page contains the setup for the User Support System to view IMAGE scenario results.

Overviews

Further information can be found via the links in the overviews (menu option navigation) or by browsing the website (menu option browse wiki).

Contact

For more information, please use the contact form.

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