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  1. Alpine Land-Use Allocation Model (ALUAM) 

    Huber, Robert; Brunner, Sibyl, Hanna; Peter, Simon; et al. (2017)
    The Alpine Land-Use Allocation Model (ALUAM) is a spatially explicit, agent-based land-use model. The model is calibrated and validated for the Visp region, an inner-alpine mountain area in Switzerland. ALUAM had been used in various scientific case studies addressing climate change, ecosystem service provision and policy evaluation.
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  2. A real-option farm-level model on investment in perennial energy crops under risk considerations 

    Spiegel, Alisa; Britz, Wolfgang; Finger, Robert (2017)
    The stochastic dynamic optimization model documented in here simulates decisions of an arable farm with respect to long-term investment based on a compound American option. The implemented application is an investment in short-rotation coppice (SRC). SRC uses fast-growing trees that, once they are set-up, are coppiced several times and finally cleared-up. Time and scale of SRC introduction, intermediate harvest quantities, and final ...
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  3. Bio-economic model on weed management in maize production 

    Böcker, Thomas; Britz, Wolfgang; Finger, Robert (2017)
    The bio-economic model calculates optimal weed control strategies for cultivation of silage maize in North-Rhine-Westphalia and can be used to simulate agri-environmental policy scenarios such as a glyphosate ban. The model is described in detail in the following article: Böcker, T., Britz, W., Finger, R. (2017). Modelling the effects of a glyphosate ban on weed management in silage maize production. Ecological Economic.
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  4. LevelDynamics_Matlab/Simulink_R2016b_sources 

    Glattfelder, Adolf Hermann (2017)
    Models used in 'Free Surface Water Flows - Modeling, Simulation and Control' developed in Matlab/Simulink R2016b.
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  5. LevelDynamics_Scilab/Xcos_v541_sources.7z 

    Glattfelder, Adolf Hermann (2017)
    Source files of models used in ' Free Surface Water Flow - Modeling, Simulation and Control ' developed in Scilab/Xcos v. 5.4.1
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