Interactive figure for "Strategies for addressing transformation complexity and uncertainty in models of future food systems"

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Main Authors: C. Castonguay, Adam, Moallemi, Enayat A.
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author C. Castonguay, Adam
Moallemi, Enayat A.
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Moallemi, Enayat A.
contents <p>This is the link to an R Shiny app version of Figure 1 of the paper "Strategies for addressing transformation complexity and uncertainty in models of future food systems":</p> <p><a href="https://accastonguay.shinyapps.io/food_models/">https://accastonguay.shinyapps.io/food_models/</a></p> <p>The figure presents an overview of the ability of global food system transformation models to represent various dimensions at different levels of inclusion: explicitly or implicitly, endogenously or exogenously. Levels of inclusion were assigned by co-authors based on a review of selected published studies for these models. References supporting levels of inclusion can be explored by hovering over a model-dimension combination.</p>
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spellingShingle Interactive figure for "Strategies for addressing transformation complexity and uncertainty in models of future food systems"
C. Castonguay, Adam
Moallemi, Enayat A.
Food system transformation
Integrated assessment modelling
System thinking
Agriculture/economics
<p>This is the link to an R Shiny app version of Figure 1 of the paper "Strategies for addressing transformation complexity and uncertainty in models of future food systems":</p> <p><a href="https://accastonguay.shinyapps.io/food_models/">https://accastonguay.shinyapps.io/food_models/</a></p> <p>The figure presents an overview of the ability of global food system transformation models to represent various dimensions at different levels of inclusion: explicitly or implicitly, endogenously or exogenously. Levels of inclusion were assigned by co-authors based on a review of selected published studies for these models. References supporting levels of inclusion can be explored by hovering over a model-dimension combination.</p>
title Interactive figure for "Strategies for addressing transformation complexity and uncertainty in models of future food systems"
topic Food system transformation
Integrated assessment modelling
System thinking
Agriculture/economics
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17150240