Sentence examples for scenario assessment from inspiring English sources

Arushanyan et al. [31] highlight the discrepancy between what researchers assessing scenarios and futures studies researchers see as the purpose of the scenario assessment.

LCA is traditionally applied to a product or service, however, some studies use LCA or life cycle approach for scenario assessment.

The uncertainty of SOC predictions not only enables identification of "hot" and "cold" spots in a landscape to mitigate and adapt to global climate change, but also informs scenario assessment to imagine possible carbon- rich, -neutral, and -poor futures.

TLS - IRT Elba island Rock slides Landslide risk scenario assessment i) Favorable logistic conditions (up-close survey); ii) Rapid 3D surface, geo-structural and geo-mechanical survey; iii) detailed unstable masses detection-volume calculation.

The methodology is however still under development and applying it for scenario assessment can be challenging, as I/O analysis requires detailed data, which may be difficult especially for scenarios with transformative changes.

With regards to scenario assessment results, we found that a considerable increase of water purification and sediment retention is difficult to achieve with reasonable, small scale land use changes as those did not affect the value points substantially.

Münster et al. [49] discuss two cases of LCA application for future scenarios assessment – assessing policies related to waste management using attributional LCA [65], and scenarios for technological development of renewable energies using consequential LCA [49].

Then, the key role of growth models, stand simulators, and scenario assessments for designing mixed species stands is discussed.

In this context, SAFS [31] has been specifically developed for the assessment of transformative long-term scenarios and might be particularly useful for our focus on scenario assessments.

The results of these scenario assessments provide the decision-maker with consistent and reliable information on the predicted effect of different sets of policy measures.

We developed a policy-oriented indicator system for agricultural ecosystem services that can be linked to model-based scenario assessments (Hirschi et al. 2013).