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|IMAGEComponent=Carbon, vegetation, agriculture and water; Land-use allocation;  Agriculture and land use; Water; Carbon cycle and natural vegetation; Atmospheric composition and climate;
|KeyReference=Bondeau et al., 2007; Waha et al., 2012;
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LPJmL simulates yields per crop under optimal management intensities for each grid cell and irrigation system as well as irrigation water requirements, which is input to the IMAGE Land-use allocation model (Component [[Land-use allocation]]) for simulations of land-use change dynamics. Climate change calculated by the IMAGE climate model (Component [[Atmospheric composition and climate]]) directly affects future agricultural productivity because these components are dynamically linked in annual time-steps.
LPJmL simulates yields per crop under optimal management intensities for each grid cell and irrigation system as well as irrigation water requirements, which is input to the IMAGE Land-use allocation model (Component [[Land-use allocation]]) for simulations of land-use change dynamics. Climate change calculated by the IMAGE climate model (Component [[Atmospheric composition and climate]]) directly affects future agricultural productivity because these components are dynamically linked in annual time-steps.
Remark on Input/Output Table:
The LPJmL module on crop growth directly interacts with the modules on terrestrial carbon (Section 6.1), water cycles (Section 6.3); as they are all an integral part of the LPJmL model, sharing the same soil and water balance processes, the distinction in different modules is somewhat artificial.
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|AggregatedComponent=Carbon, vegetation, agriculture and water
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Revision as of 14:18, 20 May 2014

Key policy issues

  • How will climate change affect the productivity of current and future agricultural areas?
  • How could management improve agricultural productivity under current and future water constraints?
  • How will agriculture affect the Earth system with respect to carbon emissions, freshwater availability and nutrient cycles?

Introduction