climate–human–land interactions: a review of major modelling approaches

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Abstract
International agreements on climate change have highlighted the role of land in climate and human dynamics, making it an issue of global importance. The modelling of land-related processes, sectors, and activities has recently become a central topic in economic and policy theory, as well as within environmental sciences. Modelling strategies have been improved and new datasets have come into light for land-cover and land-use change analysis. However, unexpected human behavior and natural constraints challenge the modelling of interdependences and feedback mechanisms amongst economies, societies, and the environment, resulting from land-use and cover change. This paper provides a detailed overview of the most representative and advanced methods and models developed to represent climate–human–land interactions. It offers a critical discussion about relevant methodological aspects, missing knowledge, and areas for future research.
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Authors ;Melania Michetti;Matteo Zampieri
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Year 2014
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10.3390/land3030793
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http://www.mdpi.com/2073-445X/3/3/793
Keywords
integrated assessment model human interaction earth system modelagriculture

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