Lecture Notes
Notes are available for select lectures below.
SES # | TOPICS | LECTURE NOTES |
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Introduction | ||
1 | Introduction | (PDF) |
2 | From simple calculations to complex models | (PDF) |
Frameworks and Analysis Tools | ||
3 | Policy analysis techniques: What makes scientific information effective in policy? | (PDF) |
4 | Quantitative techniques: Box models and lifetimes | (PDF) |
5 | Model frameworks: Risk assessment | (PDF) |
6 | Quantitative techniques: Optimization (guest lecture) | |
7 | Model frameworks: Scenarios | (PDF) |
8 | Field trip: Museum of Science | |
Case Studies of Models in Policy | ||
9 | Acid rain: Air pollution science and models | (PDF) |
10 | Acid rain: Policy outcomes | |
11 | Population and environmental impacts | (PDF) |
12 | Fisheries management | (PDF) |
13 | Models and policy war stories 1 (guest lecture) | |
14 | Vulnerability and the Arctic | (PDF) |
15 | Chemicals: Screening and assessment models | (PDF) |
16 | Chemicals: Policy implementation and the Stockholm convention | (PDF) |
17 | Models and policy war stories 2 (guest lecture) | |
18 | Climate change: Scientific models | (PDF) |
19 | Models and policy war stories 3 (guest lecture) | |
20 | Climate change: Modeling applications (guest lecture) | (PDF) (Courtesy of Travis Franck. Used with permission.) |
21 | Climate change: Policy applications | (PDF) |
Model Evaluation and Policy Planning | ||
22 | Earth system models | |
23 | Models and policy war stories 4 (guest lecture) | |
24 | Term project presentations | |
25 | Term project presentations (cont.) | |
26 | Wrap-up and ways forward: Models for sustainability? | (PDF) |