Emissions Scenarios - IPCC

Data Description 351
V
AIM/Japan
\ / SCENARIO
CATEGORIES
Ф ail scénarios
Q nonintervention
Q intervention
nonmtervenüon
V
REGION
Q uncertainty
World
3
V
VARIABLE
Sea level rise
Figure V-1: Example of an extraction screen, showing the settings used to extract all infomiation on all scenarios that are
generated with the AIM Japan source model and to examine global sea level rise.
The variables considered while collating scenario data, and the
frequency with which such they are found in the 416 scenarios
(and thus stored in the SRES database), are listed in Table V-2.
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