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New developments of the SimCLIM model for simulating adaptation to risks arising from climate variability and change

In terms of evaluating possible adaptations to climate change, one problem faced by decisionmakers is how to separate the risks from present, natural climatic variations and extremes from those associated with future greenhouse-gasinduced changes in climate. In particular, this separation is necessary in order to identify the “incremental costs” of adaptation associated with climate change. As reported here, this problem has been addressed by developing an enhanced version of an integrated model system called SimCLIM.