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SUMMARY:Better Data, Greater Relevance: Pushing the Bounds of Decarbonizat
 ion Pathways Modeling
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nBetter Data, Greater Relevance: Pushing the B
 ounds of Decarbonization Pathways Modeling\n\nMcCollum\n\nModels exploring
  pathways to deep decarbonization of the global energy and land-use system
 s depend on large amounts of data. These data needs span a number of dimen
 sions (technological, economic, policy, environmental, and social), and, f
 or reasons of tractability have always tended to be limited in their fidel
 ity (spatial, temporal, and behavioral). Yet, nowadays, with the energy tr
 ansformation having become less a theoretical exercise and more a practica
 l imperative, the questions being asked of forward-looking decarbonization
  pathways models are becoming increasingly detailed. Modelers are racing t
 o keep up with the stakeholder discourse and, partly for this reason, are 
 now turning to non-traditional data sources to parameterize their tools at
  a finer scale than ever before. This talk will discuss the data requireme
 nts of energy-economic and integrated assessment models and how edge-compu
 ting resources could disrupt current modeling paradigms. The aim is to pro
 mote dialogue across research communities – for it is only through such co
 nversations that the most innovative of methodologies can be brought to be
 ar on the grand science and policy challenges of our time.\n\nDomain: Clim
 ate, Weather and Earth Sciences, Computer Science and Applied Mathematics,
  Humanities and Social Sciences, Engineering
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