A georeferenced Agent-Based Model to analyze the climate change impacts on the Andorra winter tourism
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Abstract
This study presents a georeferenced agent-based model to analyze the climate
change impacts on the ski industry in Andorra and the effect of snowmaking as
future adaptation strategy. The present study is the first attempt to analyze
the ski industry in the Pyrenees region and will contribute to a better
understanding of the vulnerability of Andorran ski resorts and the suitability
of snowmaking as potential adaptation strategy to climate change. The resulting
model can be used as a planning support tool to help local stakeholders
understand the vulnerability and potential impacts of climate change. This
model can be used in the decision-making process of designing and developing
appropriate sustainable adaptation strategies to future climate variability.
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| Authors | M. Pons-Pons; P. A. Johnson; M. Rosas-Casals; B. Sureda; E. Jover |
| Journal | arXiv |
| Year | 2011 |
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