System Integration with Multiscale Networks (Simon): A Modular Framework for Resource Management Models

Hughes, Marisa; Kelbaugh, Michael; Campbell, Victoria; Reilly, Elizabeth P.; Agarwala, Susama; Wilt, Miller; Badger, Andrew; Fuller, E.D.; Ponzo, Dillon; Arevalo, Ximena Calderon; Fiallos, Alex; Fozo, Lydia; Jones, J. Leah

doi:10.1109/wsc48552.2020.9383983

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“…A critical issue that emerges when attempting to overlay the different domains involved in the analysis is the lack of correct intersection of internal boundaries between them. This issue, also named the partition problem [114], is created by mismatched spatial resolutions and boundaries of the domains. Our approach lies in the synthesis of these domains into an intersection domain, (D intersection ) as from Equation (11).This domain is an amalgamation of the overlapping elements from (D solar ), (D wind ), (D land ), and is denoted as a set (I).…”

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Integration of Land Use Potential in Energy System Optimization Models at Regional Scale: The Pantelleria Island Case Study

Mosso,

Rajteri,

Savoldi

2024

Sustainability

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In the context of the energy transition, the integration of land use considerations into energy planning can provide significant improvements. In energy system optimization models (ESOMs), land use aspects can be integrated at the cost of a finer spatial resolution and a more detailed characterization of land, tailored to regional constraints and specificities. Additionally, an assessment of trade-offs with alternative land uses is necessary. Nevertheless, they are commonly neglected. This study addresses the challenge of incorporating land use aspects into ESOMs, with a focus on the unique context of Pantelleria Island. It aims to bridge the gap in methodologies for renewable energy potential assessment and model integration, considering the critical role of land pricing and availability. It combines geospatial data aggregation with model adaptation to include detailed land use aspects. The findings highlight the substantial impact of land costs on renewable energy planning, with land pricing significantly altering model outcomes. This research offers key insights for sustainable energy planning and underscores the importance of considering land use in energy transition strategies.

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Section: Data Aggregationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integration of Land Use Potential in Energy System Optimization Models at Regional Scale: The Pantelleria Island Case Study

Mosso,

Rajteri,

Savoldi

2024

Sustainability

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Modeling the Relationship Between Food and Civil Conflict

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Kelbaugh

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2020 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC)

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Integration of Land-Use Potential in Energy System Optimization Models at Regional Scale: The Pantelleria Island Case Study

Mosso,

Rajteri,

Savoldi

2024

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In the context of the energy transition, the integration of land use considerations into energy planning is increasingly vital, especially in scenarios where land availability is a constraint. This study addresses the challenge of incorporating land-use aspects into Energy System Optimization Models (ESOMs), with a focus on the unique context of Pantelleria Island. It aims to bridge the gap in methodologies for renewable energy potential assessment and model integration, considering the critical role of land pricing and availability. It combines geospatial data aggregation with model adaptation to include detailed land use aspects. Findings highlight the substantial impact of land costs on renewable energy planning, with land pricing significantly altering model outcomes. This research offers key insights for sustainable energy planning and underscores the importance of considering land use in energy transition strategies.

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System Integration with Multiscale Networks (Simon): A Modular Framework for Resource Management Models

Cited by 3 publications

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Integration of Land Use Potential in Energy System Optimization Models at Regional Scale: The Pantelleria Island Case Study

Integration of Land Use Potential in Energy System Optimization Models at Regional Scale: The Pantelleria Island Case Study

Modeling the Relationship Between Food and Civil Conflict

Integration of Land-Use Potential in Energy System Optimization Models at Regional Scale: The Pantelleria Island Case Study

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