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• Food availability, including fish and wild food  + (Food availability, including fish and wild food.)
• Forest management type - grid  + (Forest management type: clear cut, selective logging, forest plantation or additional deforestation.)
• IIASA  + (Founded in 1972, the International Institu … Founded in 1972, the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) conducts policy-oriented research into problems of a global nature that are too large or too complex to be solved by a single country or academic discipline.IIASA is sponsored by its National Member Organizations in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas. Its research is independent and completely unconstrained by political or national self-interest.ed by political or national self-interest.)
• Crop fraction in agricultural area - grid  + (Fraction of agricultural land by crop type, per grid cell.)
• Harvest efficiency  + (Fraction of harvested wood used as product, the remainder being left as residues. Specified per biomass pool and forestry management type.)
• Manure spreading fraction  + (Fraction of manure produced in staples that is spread on agricultural areas.)
• Other crops  + (Fraction of other, not modelled crops in agricultural area, assumed constant in the future.)
• Traditional biomass from non-forest land  + (Fraction of traditional fuelwood from non-forestry sources, such as orchard, assumed to be 50% (low-income countries) and 68% (middle-income countries).)
• Timber use fraction  + (Fractions of harvested timber entering the fast-decaying timber pool, the slow-decaying timber pool, or burnt as traditional biofuels.)
• GAINS database  + (GAINS provides an authoritative framework for assessing strategies that reduce emissions of multiple air pollutants and greenhouse gases at least costs, and minimize their negative effects on human health, ecosystems and climate change.)
• GCAM model  + (GCAM is a dynamic-recursive model with tec … GCAM is a dynamic-recursive model with technology-rich representations of the economy, energy sector, land use and water linked to a climate model of intermediate complexity that can be used to explore climate change mitigation policies including carbon taxes, carbon trading, regulations and accelerated deployment of energy technology.celerated deployment of energy technology.)
• Expected value of affected GDP - grid  + (GDP expected to be exposed to floods per year.)
• GLOFRIS model  + (GLOFRIS uses among other inputs results from the core models and calculates the flood risks based on climate change.)
• Changes in crop and livestock production systems  + (General changes in crop and livestock production systems, e.g. more efficient production methods to create higher production per unit of input, or other systems like organic farming)
• Equity principles  + (General concepts of distributive justice o … General concepts of distributive justice or fairness used in effort sharing approaches. Three key equity principles are: Responsibility (historical contribution to warming); capability (ability to pay for mitigation); and equality (equal emissions allowances per capita).y (equal emissions allowances per capita).)
• The World Bank  + (Global Development Institute)
• Enerdata  + (Global Energy Intelligence: Enerdata provides energy data, forecasts, market reports, research, news, consulting and training on the global energy industry.)
• GTAP database  + (Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP))
• GUAM model  + (Global Urban Air Quality Model.<br>T … Global Urban Air Quality Model.<br>The GUAM model calculates the PM10 concentration for 3300 major cities and the resulting health effects. The model is based on the World Bank The Global Model of Ambient Particulates (GMAPS) model and includes next to demographic, geographic and meteorological conditions also emissions from major air pollutants.itions also emissions from major air pollutants.)
• GlobCover database  + (Global composites and land cover maps using as input observations from the 300m MERIS sensor on board the ENVISAT satellite mission.)
• Global emission pathways  + (Global emission pathway consistent with a specific long-term climate target.)
• Initial temperature, precipitation - grid  + (Global high resolution climate data from WorldClim.)
• Topography, elevation - grid  + (Global high resolution map of topography and elevation from NASA Shuttle Radar Topography Mission. Digital Elevation Model.)
• GLWD database  + (Global lakes and wetlands database)
• PCR-GLOBWB model  + (Global large-scale hydrological model)

• GLWD (global lakes and wetlands database) - grid  + (Global map of lakes and wetlands.)

• Road-map - grid  + (Global road map.)
• GLOBIO model  + (Globio uses results from the core models and calculates the effects of global change on terrestrial biodiversity.)
• Dataflow overview - all components  + (Graphical dataflow overview of all components.)
• Dataflow overview - driver components  + (Graphical dataflow overview of drivercomponents.)
• Dataflow overview - impact components  + (Graphical dataflow overview of impact components.)
• Dataflow overview - interaction components  + (Graphical dataflow overview of interaction components.)
• Dataflow overview - pressure components  + (Graphical dataflow overview of pressure components.)
• Dataflow overview - response components  + (Graphical dataflow overview of response components.)
• Dataflow overview - state components  + (Graphical dataflow overview of state components.)
• Grass requirement  + (Grass requirement; ruminants (nondairy cat … Grass requirement; ruminants (nondairy cattle, dairy cattle, sheep and goats) are grazing animals, and part (in mixed systems) or most (pastoral systems) of their feed is grass, hay or other roughage; this grass requirement is calculated as a fraction of the total energy (feed) requirement.on of the total energy (feed) requirement.)
• GDP per capita  + (Gross Domestic Product per capita, measured as the market value of all goods and services produced in a region in a year, and is used in the IMAGE framework as a generic indicator of economic activity.)
• HDI (human development index)  + (HDI: Development level of a country based on income, education and life expectancy.)
• HYDE database  + (HYDE includes both general topics such as … HYDE includes both general topics such as land use, population, livestock, gross domestic product (along with value added generated in industry and the service sector), and specific data on energy, the economy, atmosphere, oceans and the terrestrial environment. </br></br>The current HYDE version 3.1 is an updated and internally consistent combination of historical population estimates and improved allocation algorithms with time-dependent weighting maps for cropland and grassland are implemented, while the period covered now is extended from 10 000 BC to AD 2000. An important contribution of HYDE is that numerous historical data on population, built-up area, cropland and pasture of varying quantity and quality have been collected and streamlined into a consistent data base. With the population data from the United Nations World Population Prospects as a start (supplemented with many other historical population data sources), it serves as a central backbone for the land use part as well. Here, the data of the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) form the basis, and combined with many other land use data sources and the population data base, it resulted in a long term consistent population and land use data base on a high resolution 5 arc-minutes grid.e on a high resolution 5 arc-minutes grid.)
• Algal blooms in lakes  + (Harmful algal blooms in lakes caused by cyanobacteria, producing toxins harmful to humans and animals.)
• HWSD database  + (Harmonized World Soil Database)
• Forest residues  + (Harvest losses (from damaged trees and unu … Harvest losses (from damaged trees and unusable tree parts) or harvest residues that are left in the forest by purpose because of environmental concerns. These losses/residues remains in the forest after harvest, in in principle enter the soil pools. But they could also be used for other/energy purposes.ld also be used for other/energy purposes.)
• Avoiding deforestation  + (Here comes description)
• Land use and land-use intensity - grid  + (High resolution land use and land use intensity based on GLC2000 and IMAGE land cover and land use.)
• CRU database  + (Historical climate datasets)
• FAO deforestation rates  + (Historical deforestation rates according to FAO.)
• PBL  + (Home organisation of IMAGE framework)
• PQ2 (HD)  + (How are changes in the global environment likely to affect human development?)
• PQ3 (ESD)  + (How are these strategies affected by uncertainties in the energy system?)
• PQ3 (AS)  + (How can agricultural intensification increase global food production, and what policies will contribute to this?)
• PQ2 (LBP)  + (How can changes in consumption patterns contribute to achieving sustainability goals through changes in land use?)