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The International Global Change Institute (IGCI)
The International Global Change Institute (IGCI) is an interdisciplinary research and teaching institute focusing on the human dimensions of global environmental change. IGCI's goal is to integrate knowledge on the natural and human dimensions of global environmental change for use in policy development and decision-making. It is a self-funding unit within the University of Waikato.
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CLIMPACTS Papers [3]
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PUCM Papers [15]
Recent Submissions
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(Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand, 2005)This paper describes these improvements to SimCLIM and demonstrates their application through a pilot study of coastal flood risk from tropical cyclones in a community on the island of Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Multiple ...
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(Inter-Research, 2011)Jilin is among the most important grain-producing provinces in China. Its maize production plays an important role in local and national food security. In this study, we developed a new approach to assess the vulnerability ...
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(Springer, 2010)This paper presents a novel statistical downscaling method based on a non-linear classification technique known as self-organizing maps (SOMs) and has therefore been named SOM-SD. The relationship between large-scale ...
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(2010)Despite calls for performance-oriented and evidence-based planning, the outcomes of land use and environmental plans are rarely monitored or assessed ex post facto (that is, post implementation). As a result, planners ...
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(New Zealand Ecological Society, 2010)New Zealand has a long-standing statutory policy goal to preserve the natural character of the coastal environment and various freshwater environments and their margins. In the absence of an authoritative definition, it ...
