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Reference card - DART - IAMC-Documentation

The reference card is a clearly defined description of model features. The numerous options have been organized into a limited amount of default and model specific (non default) options. In addition some features are described by a short clarifying text.

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About

Name and version

DART -clim GTAP9

Documentation

DART documentation is limited and consists of a reference card

Model scope and methods

Model type

Objective

DART is a global multi-sectoral, multi-regional recursive-dynamic CGE model. First developed in the 1990s, it has been widely applied to analyze environmental policies, energy policies, biofuel policies, and international climate policies. The version used here is designed to analyze climate and energy policies.

Solution concept

Solution horizon

Temporal dimension

Base year:2011, time steps:1, horizon: 2030

Spatial dimension

Number of regions:21

  1. USA
  2. CAN - Canada
  3. KOR- South Korea
  4. RUS - Russian Federation
  5. CHN - China
  6. IND - India
  7. OAS - Other Asia
  8. BRA - Brazil
  9. OAM - Rest of Latin America
  10. FRA - France
  11. GER - Germany
  12. GBR - Great Britain
  13. BLX - Benelux
  14. SCA - Scandinavia
  15. SEU - Southern Europa
  16. REU - Rest of Europe
  17. EEU - Eastern Europe
  18. MEA - Middle East / North Africa
  19. AFR - Subsaharan Africa
  20. ANZ - Australia / New Zealand
  21. JPN - Japan

Note: For reported EMF36 (https://emf.stanford.edu/projects/emf-36-carbon-pricing-after-paris-carpri) results, the 8 EU regions have been aggregared to EUR

Time discounting type

Policies

Socio-economic drivers

Population

Population age structure

Education level

Urbanization rate

GDP

Income distribution

Employment rate

Labor productivity

Total factor productivity

Autonomous energy efficiency improvements

Macro-economy

Economic sector

Industry

Energy

Transportation

Residential and commercial

Agriculture

Forestry

Macro-economy

Trade

Cost measures

Categorization by group

Institutional and political factors

Note: Exogenous

Resource use

Coal

Conventional Oil

Unconventional Oil

Conventional Gas

Unconventional Gas

Uranium

Bioenergy

Water

Raw Materials

Land

Technological change

Energy conversion technologies

Energy End-use

Material Use

Agriculture (tc)

Other technological change

Energy

Energy technology substitution

Energy technology choice

Energy technology substitutability

Energy technology deployment

Energy

Electricity technologies

Hydrogen production

Refined liquids

Refined gases

Heat generation

Grid Infra Structure

Electricity

Gas

Heat

CO2

Hydrogen

Energy end-use technologies

Passenger transportation

Freight transportation

Industry

Note: indicated uses are modelled in aggregated sectors, but not disaggregated

Residential and commercial

Land-use

Land cover

Agriculture and forestry demands

Agricultural commodities

Emission, climate and impacts

Greenhouse gases

Pollutants

Climate indicators

Carbon dioxide removal

Climate change impacts

Co-Linkages


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