Modelling
Report
Australia's land use future: a thriving economy and environment through an integrated approach
Australia’s current land-use settings are not designed for the scale of change now underway. Decision-making is fragmented with policies often developed in isolation. This report demonstrates that a more deliberate and integrated approach to land-use management is essential, achievable and beneficial. Australia can restore biodiversity and reduce and remove emissions while maintaining a thriving agriculture...
Report
Updated net zero pathways for Australia
The Net Zero Australia project models pathways to net zero and other futures. This report focuses on domestic decarbonisation. It models four scenarios for the domestic system: a reference scenario, current policies, net zero 2050 and net zero extended. Modelling results and implications are presented for energy production, storage and build; and energy use, emissions...
Report
What the Doherty modelling really tells us about opening up at 80 per cent vaccination
Rarely, if ever, has an Australian Prime Minister relied on statistical modelling as heavily as Scott Morrison. The purpose of this paper is to highlight some of the assumption and less commonly reported, but important, results of the recent Doherty Institute modelling.
Guide
New Zealand energy scenarios
This document reports on a technology-based optimisation model that represents the entire New Zealand energy system, encompassing energy carriers and processes from primary resources to final energy consumption
Conference paper
Chain of wastes: the moderating role of making-do
This study presents an application of the Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM) for the modelling of a chain of wastes.