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1 AIM/Material Model AIM/Material Model Training Toshihiko MASUI and Ashish RANA National Institute for Environmental Studies Session 5: Training Sessions for Asia-Pacific Integrated Model (AIM) APEIS Capacity Building Workshop on Integrated Environment Assessment in the Asia Pacific Region October 24-26, 2002 Hotel Grand Inter-Continental, New Delhi, India

2 Coverage in this workshop Summary (Session 4)Summary (Session 4) For understanding AIM/Material model –What is AIM/Material model? –Model formulation –Necessary data for simulation –Future scenario Training (This session)Training (This session) –Operation of AIM/Material model Application (Session 7)Application (Session 7) –Application of AIM/Material model to India and Japan

3 Contents of this session 1.Model components  See Chap. 2 & 3 2.Model code  Chap. 1, Appendix 1 & 2 3.Dataset  Appendix 3 4.Demonstration of model run  Chap. 4

4 Structure of AIM/Material production sector PRO(J) produced goods PY(1) produced goods PY(I) intermediate input PS(N) energy PS(E) capital PK(J,”prd”) labor PL pollution generation PX(J,P) recycled input PR(P)... DIS_X(I)DIS_D(I) exported goods PEX(I) domestic supply PDM(I) SUP_M(I) imported goods PIM(I) SUP_D(I) domestic supply PS(I) pollution management sector POL(J,P) energy PS(E) env. capital PK(J,P) labor PL discharge PZ(P) endogenous commodity sector intermediate input PS(N) fixed commodity final demand Endowment flow physical unit CO2 PCARB hypothetical sector CO2 PCARB householdgovernment household government household produced goods are shared export and domestic. produced and imported goods are integrated.

5 government GOV Structure of AIM/Material (cont.) aggregation of household consumption FCH aggregation of government consumption FCG aggregation of investment goods IVA household consumption goods PCH government consumption goods PCG investment goods PI transfer between household & government PT household demand except energy PS(N) household energy demand PS(E) investment demand PS(N) government demand PS(N) household HUS export PEX(I) capital PK(J,S) labor PL import PIM(I) CO2 PCARB stock change PS(I) CO2 PCARB production sector pollution management sector production sector pollution management sector discharge PZ(P) production sector endogenous commodity sector fixed commodity final demand Endowment flow physical unit hypothetical sector

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