Indices for the rapid early selection of Populus clones

Zuuring, Hans R.

doi:10.31274/rtd-180813-394

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“…NICE WEATHER (Enoksson, 2008) is a game about transporting vacationers to warmer destinations, in which players can, unrealistically, intentionally instigate climate change in their favor, warming the north of Europe to keep vacationers from traveling south. ANTARCTICA: GLOBAL WARMING (Zuuring & Zuuring, 2006) portrays a war for Antarctica following ice cap melting, using the setting, but not the mechanics of climate change. SAVE THE WORLD: A COOPERATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL GAME (Shreeve, 1989) is a purely collaborative roll-the-dice and move-the-piece ecological quiz game that tests knowledge, but does not simulate climate change.…”

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Integrating Climate Change Mechanics Into a Common Pool Resource Game

Fennewald

Kievit-Kylar

2012

Simulation & Gaming

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The topic of climate change offers unique challenges to simulation game designers largely because standard game mechanics fail to capture the complexity of this real-world problem. Climate change dynamics are characterized by the second-order delayed effects of carbon emissions on global temperatures and by political actors, who often have unique individual goals and asymmetrical abilities. However, many climate change games exhibit mechanics such as immediate and first-order delayed effects, zero-sum collaborative play, zero-sum competitive play, and players with symmetrical abilities and goals. By examining variants of an asymmetrical three-player common pool resource game, this research illustrates how inclusion or omission of mechanics found in real-life climate change impact the outcome of simulations and gameplay.

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Integrating Climate Change Mechanics Into a Common Pool Resource Game

Fennewald

Kievit-Kylar

2012

Simulation & Gaming

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The influence of the geometry and distribution of root systems on coppice regeneration and growth of hybrid poplars

Lee

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Instrumentation for strain gage dendrography and the effects of light and temperature on the transpiration and stem strain in young trees of a populus clone

Baryeh

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Indices for the rapid early selection of Populus clones

Cited by 4 publications

References 29 publications

Integrating Climate Change Mechanics Into a Common Pool Resource Game

Integrating Climate Change Mechanics Into a Common Pool Resource Game

The influence of the geometry and distribution of root systems on coppice regeneration and growth of hybrid poplars

Instrumentation for strain gage dendrography and the effects of light and temperature on the transpiration and stem strain in young trees of a populus clone

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