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Computational Methods for Global Change Research 2008-2009


CMGCR provides an introduction to some of the computational methods used in global change research, with a focus on methods used in computational models.  Global change research involves many disciplines - we focus on economics, ecosystems, and climate.  Students are given a brief introduction to the motivating issues of the day - potentially catastrophic climate change, heavy overexploitation of ecosystems, and potential resource constraints on economic activity (e.g., CO2 emissions).  The bulk of the course looks at computational modeling methods used to investigate these issues.  The course is intended for postgraduate students preparing for a career in globsal change-related research, public policy, or industry, where knowledge of these modeling techniques is of value.


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