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• Fair-SimCap 3.0  + (Initial version of IMAGE 3.0 framework)
• GISMO 3.0  + (Initial version of IMAGE 3.0 framework)
• GLOBIO 3.0  + (Initial version of IMAGE 3.0 framework)
• GLOFRIS 3.0  + (Initial version of IMAGE 3.0 framework)
• Intensive grassland area  + (Intensively used grassland areas for grazing or mowing, at locations also suitable for crop production.)
• Changes in consumption and diet preferences  + (Interventions that target consumption changes or changes in dietary preferences)
• Capacity targets  + (It is possible to prescribe the shares of renewables, CCS technology, nuclear power and other forms of generation capacity. This measure influences the amount of capacity installed of the technology chosen.)
• Change the use of electricity and hydrogen  + (It is possible to promote the use of electricity and hydrogen at the end-use level.)
• GISMO model  + (It quantifies changes in human development, including access to food, water and energy, and the impact of economic, social and environmental changes)
• Increase natural carbon storage  + (It should be noted that policy measures to increase carbon storage often generate certain co-benefits, such as the restoration of watershed and wildlife habitats, and the prevention of soil erosion.)
• PNNL, University of Maryland  + (Joint Global Change Research Institute at Maryland University)
• JRC  + (Joint Research Centre - JRC - European Com … Joint Research Centre - JRC - European Commission. As the Commission's in-house science service, the Joint Research Centre's mission is to provide EU policies with independent, evidence-based scientific and technical support throughout the whole policy cycle. Working in close cooperation with policy Directorates-General, the JRC addresses key societal challenges while stimulating innovation through developing new methods, tools and standards, and sharing its know-how with the Member States, the scientific community and international partners.ific community and international partners.)
• Key policy issues per component type overview  + (Key policy issues of components grouped by … Key policy issues of components grouped by DPSIR type (Driver, Pressure, State, Impact, Policy response). The policy response components ([[Climate policy]], [[Air pollution and energy policies]], [[Land and biodiversity policies]]) summarise policy issues and policy interventions.se policy issues and policy interventions.)
• LEI  + (LEI Wageningen UR is a leading social-econ … LEI Wageningen UR is a leading social-economic research institute in international terms and an independent, strategic partner for government and companies. The unique data, models and knowledge of LEI support customers in policy and decision-making and ultimately contribute to a more sustainable world.ly contribute to a more sustainable world.)
• IMAGE-LPJmL 3  + (LPJmL version as used in IMAGE 3.0 framework, initial version of IMAGE 3.0 framework)
• LPJmL model  + (LPJml is the Lund-Potsdam-Jena model with Managed Land model and implements the 'Carbon, vegetation, agriculture and water' part of the IMAGE framework. See the 'Carbon, vegetation, agriculture and water' component for an extensive description)
• Land supply for bioenergy - grid  + (Land available for sustainable bioenergy production (abandoned agricultural land and non-forested land).)
• IMAGE land management model  + (Land management model of IMAGE framework)
• Land-use CO2 emissions - grid  + (Land-use CO₂ emissions from deforestation, wood harvest, agricultural harvest, bioenergy plantations and timber decay.)
• Technology development of energy supply  + (Learning curves and exogenous learning that determine technology development.)
• Technology development of energy conversion  + (Learning curves and exogenous learning that determine technology development.)
• Nitrogen critical load  + (Level of N deposition or concentration that should not be exceeded.)
• Adaptation level  + (Level of adaptation to climate change , defined as the share of climate change damage avoided by adaptation. This level is be calculated by the model to minimise adaptation costs and residual damage, or set by the user.)
• Lifestyle parameters  + (Lifestyle parameters influence the relationship between economic activities and demand for energy.)
• IMAGE related publications overview  + (List of IMAGE related publications)

• All references overview  + (List of all references in citation format)

• Variable overview  + (List of all variables per type: * Drivers … List of all variables per type:</br>* Drivers are external model variables that drive the system.</br>* Model variables are output of a model component and used as input for another model component or final output.</br>* Historical datasets such as 'Nr of wet days' </br>* External parameters originate from external models, databases, or other sources. They are mostly used as input for one model component.tly used as input for one model component.)
• Production system mix  + (Livestock production is distributed over t … Livestock production is distributed over two systems for dairy and beef production (intensive: mixed and industrial; extensive: pastoral grazing), and to three systems for pigs (backyard, intermediate, intensive) and poultry (backyard, boilers, laying hens) with specific intensities, rations and feed conversion ratios.ities, rations and feed conversion ratios.)
• LOD (location of dams and reservoirs)  + (Location, building year, purpose and size of 7000 largest reservoirs.)
• Consumption loss  + (Loss of private consumption due to mitigation and adaptation costs and residual damage.)
• MAGICC parameter settings  + (MAGICC 6.0 parameters calibrated to emulate one out of 19 climate models.)
• MAGICC model  + (MAGICC stands for 'Model for the Assessment of Greenhouse Gas Induced Climate Change'. It is a prime reduced-complexity model, often used by IPCC, for key scientific publications and by a number of Integrated Assessment Models.)
• IMAGE-MAGICC 6.3  + (MAGICC version as used in IMAGE 3.0 framework, initial version of IMAGE 3.0 framework)
• IMAGE-MAGNET 3.0  + (MAGNET version as used in IMAGE 3.0 framework, initial version of IMAGE 3.0 framework)
• Management intensity crops  + (Management intensity crops, expressing act … Management intensity crops, expressing actual yield level compared to potential yield. While potential yield is calculated for each grid cell, this parameter is expressed at the regional level. This parameter is based on data and exogenous assumptions - current practice and technological change in agriculture - and is endogenously adapted in the agro-economic model.nously adapted in the agro-economic model.)
• Management intensity livestock  + (Management intensity of livestock, express … Management intensity of livestock, expressed at the regional level. This parameter is based on data and exogenous assumptions, i.e. current practice and technological change in livestock sectors, and is endogenously adapted within the Agricultural economy component.within the Agricultural economy component.)
• Protected area - grid  + (Map of protected nature areas, limiting use of this area.)
• Exogenously set market shares  + (Market shares of traditional biomass and secondary heat, for all demand sectors except the residential sector, exogenous scenario parameter.)
• MSA (mean species abundance) - grid  + (Mean Species Abundance (MSA) relative to the natural state of original species.)
• Feed conversion  + (Measure of an animal's efficiency in converting feed mass into the desired output such as meat and milk (for cattle, poultry, pigs, sheep and goats).)
• GINI coefficient  + (Measure of income disparity in a population. If all have the same income, GINI equals 1. The lower the GINI, the wider the gap between the lowest and highest income groups.)
• Mitigate environmental changes  + (Mitigating environmental changes, such as climate change, biodiversity loss and water stress)
• Energy efficiency technology  + (Model assumptions determining future development of energy efficiency.)
• TIMER 3.0.1  + (Model version as used for the implementation of the SSP scenarios)
• IMAGE land management 3.0.1  + (Model version as used for the implementation of the SSP scenarios)
• Temperature - grid  + (Monthly average temperature.)
• Precipitation - grid  + (Monthly total precipitation.)
• Land cover, land use - grid  + (Multi-dimensional map describing all aspects of land cover and land use per grid cell, such as type of natural vegetation, crop and grass fraction, crop management, fertiliser and manure input, livestock density.)
• N and P discharge to surface water - grid  + (N and P discharge to surface water.)
• Soil N budget - grid  + (N budget in the soil, used to calculate fate of nitrogen in the soil-hydrology system and for determining emissions to the atmosphere.)
• Carbon sequestration - grid  + (Net carbon uptake by terrestrial ecosystems and oceans.)