Simulating the carbon flux between the terrestrial environment and the atmosphere
A Terrestrial C Cycle model that is incorporated in the Integrated Model to Assess the Greenhouse Effect (IMAGE 2.0) is described.
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Modeling the global society-biosphere-climate system: Part 2: Computed scenarios
This paper presents scenarios computed with IMAGE 2.0, an integrated model of the global environment and climate change. Results are presented for selected aspects of the society-biosphere-climate system including primary energy consumption, emissions of various greenhouse...
Modeling the global society-biosphere-climate system: Part 2: Computed scenarios
This paper presents scenarios computed with IMAGE 2.0, an integrated model of the global environment and climate change.
Determining the potential distribution of vegetation, crops and agricultural productivity
The terrestrial biosphere component of the Integrated Model to Assess the Greenhouse Effect (IMAGE 2.0) uses changes in land cover to compute dynamically the greenhouse gas fluxes between the terrestrial biosphere and the atmosphere.
Computing land use emissions of greenhouse gases
A model has been developed to estimate the regional emission of greenhouse gases from land-use related sources.
Emission database for global atmospheric research (Edgar)
Atmospheric chemistry and climate modellers require gridded global emissions data
Stabilizing Atmospheric Concentrations: Towards International Methane Control
In this paper we present a mathematical formulation of a well-known model of the enhanced greenhouse effect: the Dutch IMAGE model.
Computing land use emissions of greenhouse gases
Feedback mechanisms play a crucial role in the climate system, amplifying or dampening the climate response to enhanced concentrations of greenhouse gases from anthropogenic perturbations. Many of these feedbacks are known, but most of them only potentially. This article...
Modelling feedback mechanisms in the carbon cycle: balancing the carbon budget
Within the carbon cycle feedback, mechanisms that amplify or dampen the exchange of carbon dioxide between the different reservoirs to enhance concentrations of carbon dioxide and increase temperature from anthropogenic perturbations, play a crucial role. Quite a lot of these...
Stabilizing Atmospheric Concentrations: Towards International Methane Control
Methane has been a major contributor to the enhanced greenhouse effect during the 1980s, second only to carbon dioxide. Because of uncertainties about the sources and sinks of methane, policy discussions focus on more manageable substances like carbon dioxide and CFCs. In...