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This page provides a simple browsing interface for finding entities described by a property and a named value. Other available search interfaces include the page property search, and the ask query builder.

List of results

• Demand for electricity, heat and hydrogen  + (The demand for production of electricity, heat and hydrogen.)
• Demand for fossil fuels and bioenergy  + (The demand for the production of fossil fuels and bioenergy.)
• DALYs (disability-adjusted life years)  + (The disability-adjusted life year (DALY) is a measure of overall disease burden, expressed as the number of years lost due to ill-health, disability and early death.)
• Fraction of selective logging  + (The fraction of forest harvested in a grid … The fraction of forest harvested in a grid, in clear cutting, selective cutting, wood plantations and additional deforestation. Fraction of selective cut determines the fraction of timber harvested by selective cutting of trees in semi-natural and natural forest. trees in semi-natural and natural forest.)
• Dataflow overview  + (The graphical dataflow overviews show how the framework components are related via input/output. A printable version, [[Big Flowchart]] of all model components and data flows is available as pdf.)
• Maintenance overview  + (The maintenance overviews)
• OECD  + (The mission of the Organisation for Econom … The mission of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is to promote policies that will improve the economic and social well-being of people around the world.The OECD provides a forum in which governments can work together to share experiences and seek solutions to common problems. We work with governments to understand what drives economic, social and environmental change. We measure productivity and global flows of trade and investment. We analyse and compare data to predict future trends. We set international standards on a wide range of things, from agriculture and tax to the safety of chemicals.ulture and tax to the safety of chemicals.)
• REDD policies  + (The objective of REDD policies it to reduce land-use related emissions by protecting existing forests in the world; The implementation of REDD includes also costs of policies.)
• Electricity price  + (The price of electricity.)
• Primary energy price  + (The price of primary energy carriers based on production costs.)
• Secondary energy price  + (The secondary energy price of each energy … The secondary energy price of each energy carrier at the end-use level (coal, oil, gas, bio-energy, electricity, hydrogen) is calculated based on (1) the primary energy price, (2) energy taxes and subsidies, (3) the costs of energy conversion throughout the energy supply chain and (4) a correction factor. supply chain and (4) a correction factor.)
• Variable consistency overview  + (There are constraints on the different types of variables. This overview checks the use of the variables and the constraints.)
• Land systems - grid  + (Thirty land systems as defined in CLUMondo, characterized by specific levels of built-up area, cropland area, livestock density and management intensity.)
• Closing the yield gap  + (This intervention increases actual yields (reduces the gap between potential and actual yields), usually realized by better management.)
• PQ3 (LD)  + (To what extent are ecosystem functions lost by soil degradation, adding to local and global concerns about food security, biodiversity loss and climate change?)
• PQ2 (N)  + (To what extent can the negative impacts be reduced by more efficient nutrient management and wastewater treatment, while retaining the positive effects on food production and land productivity?)
• PQ2 (NVCC)  + (To what extent can the terrestrial biosphere contribute to reducing the accumulation of CO₂ in the atmosphere and what are viable mechanisms?)
• PQ3 (ACC)  + (To what extent does the uncertainty of geographical patterns in temperature and precipitation change influence future climate impacts and response strategies?)
• PQ2 (ACC)  + (To what extent would the various scenarios to significantly reduce net greenhouse gas emissions lead to a reduction in climate change?)
• Topography - grid  + (Topography and altitude, determining the altitude range within a grid cell.)
• Feed crop requirement  + (Total amount of feed required for the production of animal products. Grass and fodder species are consumed by grazing animals only (dairy and non-dairy cattle, sheep and goats), while pigs and poultry are fed feed crops and other feedstuffs.)
• Water consumption other sectors - grid  + (Total annual and monthly water consumption for households, industry and electricity. Consumption is defined as the total withdrawals minus the return flows)
• Water withdrawal other sectors - grid  + (Total annual and monthly water withdrawal for households, industry and electricity. Not necessarily equal to the withdrawal demand, due to limited water availability.)
• Water demand other sectors - grid  + (Total annual water demand for non-agricultural sectors (households, industry and electricity production))
• Agricultural area - grid  + (Total area for crop production (annual and perennial) and intensive grassland.)

• Bioenergy production  + (Total bioenergy production.)

• Demand for primary energy  + (Total demand for energy production. Sum of final energy demand and energy inputs into energy conversion processes.)
• Total primary energy supply  + (Total primary energy supply.)
• Trade restriction  + (Trade tariffs and barriers limiting trade in energy carriers (in energy submodel).)
• Irrigation system  + (Type of irrigation system: surface, sprinkler or drip. This is allocated at country level, based on Jagermeyr et al (2015).)
• PurDue University  + (University located in West Lafayette, Indiana, US. Coordinating institute of GTAP database)
• Built-up area - grid  + (Urban built-up area per grid cell, excluded from all biophysical modelling in IMAGE, increasing over time as a function of urban population and a country- and scenario-specific urban density curve.)
• Urban population fraction  + (Urban/rural split of population.)
• Sector value added  + (Value Added for economic sectors: Industry (IVA), Services (SVA) and Agriculture (AVA). These variables are used in IMAGE to indicate economic activity.)
• Energy resources  + (Volume of energy resource per carrier, region and supply cost class (determines depletion dynamics).)
• Wildfinder database  + (WWF’s Wildfinder is an interactive tool that visualizes the global distribution of thousands of species that roam the Earth)
• Water availability - grid  + (Water availability in rivers, lakes and reservoirs.)
• Irrigation water consumption - grid  + (Water consumed through irrigation; equal to irrigation water withdrawal minus water lost during transport, depending on the conveyance efficiency.)
• Crop irrigation water demand - grid  + (Water requirements for crop irrigation, calculated as daily moisture deficit during the growing season.)
• Water stress - grid  + (Water stress is a basin scale indicator of … Water stress is a basin scale indicator of the mean annual water demand to availability ratio. This ratio gives an indication for the level of water stress experienced in the basin. Basins with a water demand to availability ratio above 0.2 are considered medium water stressed, basins with ratios above 0.4 are severely water stressed.ios above 0.4 are severely water stressed.)
• Water stress - basin  + (Water stress is a basin scale indicator of the mean annual water demand to availability ratio. This ratio gives an indication for the level of water stress experienced in the basin.)
• Irrigation water supply - grid  + (Water supplied to irrigated fields; equal to irrigation water withdrawal minus water lost during transport, depending on the conveyance efficiency.)
• Irrigation water withdrawal - grid  + (Water withdrawn for irrigation, not necessarily equal to the withdrawal demand, because of limited water availability in rivers, lakes, reservoirs and other sources.)
• Weighting factors for temperature, precipitation, land use and slope  + (Weighting factors for the contribution of temperature, precipitation, land use and slope on distribution of soil properties.)
• PQ2 (IF)  + (What are the consequences of these changes for international targets for biodiversity protection (addressed by the CBD), climate change (UNFCCC) and human development (addressed by the Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development Goals)?)
• PQ3(NVCC)  + (What are the contributions of land-use change, climate change and CO₂ fertilization on the future carbon cycle and how can these be considered in climate policies?)
• PQ2 (LD)  + (What are the future risks of soil degradation?)
• PQ1 (LS)  + (What are the impacts of increasing livestock production on land use, greenhouse gases and other emissions to air and surface water?)
• PQ2 (FM)  + (What are the implications of forest management for pristine and managed forest areas, and on biomass and carbon stocks and fluxes of relevance for climate policy?)
• PQ1 (HD)  + (What are the key future trends in human development, such as those targeted by the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)?)
• PQ2 (TB)  + (What are the key pressure factors causing biodiversity loss?)