Dear Reviewers:
Thank you for your help reviewing En-ROADS relative to its purpose: “provide policymakers, educators, businesses, the media, and the public with the ability to explore, for themselves, the likely consequences of energy, GDP, land use, and GHG emissions policies and uncertainties, with the goal of improving their understanding.”
This page contains links and materials that we hope are helpful in the review. Please feel free to contact Andrew Jones at apjones@climateinteractive.org for further questions or information.
Materials for Reviewers
The Simulator
En-ROADS Demo (3 min. video) (password: simulate)
En-ROADS Online Simulator (username: guest | password: buckshot)
Documentation
En-ROADS Guide to the Control Panel (13 pages)
En-ROADS Reference Guide (392 pages)
En-ROADS Overview and Testing by Tom Fiddaman, John Sterman, and Andrew Jones (Feb 2019) (32 min. video) (password: enroadsreview)
MIT’s John Sterman Introducing the En-ROADS Simulation (9 min. video)
Examples of Intended Use
World Energy Roleplaying Exercise
Exercise with Stanford graduate students, led by Andrew Jones (2 min. video)
C-ROADS, the international simulation that is a precursor to and part of En-ROADS
Online C-ROADS World Climate, the simplified version of C-ROADS
External scientific review of C-ROADS committee list and statement
Published article on C-ROADS in System Dynamics Review
Published article on C-ROADS in Environmental Modelling and Software
Published article on the World Climate exercise in Simulation & Gaming
Tom Fiddaman’s 1997 MIT PhD thesis that formed the core of C-ROADS
Published article on ‘Dynamics of climate policy’ by Tom Fiddaman in System Dynamics Review
Published article on ‘Exploring policy options with a behavioral climate-economy model’ by Tom Fiddaman in System Dynamics Review
