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科学分野:

  • 環境科学
  • 経済学
  • リスク評価

背景:

  • 気候変動は 世界の人口と経済に 大きな脅威をもたらしています
  • 多くの複雑な気候リスクは数値化されていないまま,効果的な経済評価と意思決定を妨げています.

研究 の 目的:

  • 定量化されていない不確実な気候リスクを経済評価に含めることを主張する.
  • 定量化されていない気候リスクのオントロジーと評価の欠如の根本的な理由を提示する.
  • 意思決定プロセスにこれらのリスクを統合するためのアプローチを提案する.

主な方法:

  • 定量化されていない気候リスクの概要と本体構造
  • 健全な評価がない理由 (例えば,学際的なギャップ,不確実性,時空の変動) を特定する.
  • 相互依存と仮定を考慮した統合アプローチの開発

主要な成果:

  • 定量化されていないリスクの主要な理由: 規律的なサイロ,影響の変動,リスクの相互作用,深い不確実性,未知のリスク.
  • 定量化されていないリスクを分類する オントロジーを提案した.
  • これらのリスクの質的および定量的評価を統合するためのアプローチを概説しました.

結論:

  • 定量化されていない気候リスクは 経済的評価と意思決定に組み込まれなければなりません
  • 自然科学と社会科学の間の学際的な協力は極めて重要です.
  • 不確実性に対処し,多様な評価方法を採用することは,包括的な気候リスク管理に不可欠です.