In the United States, mitigating the adverse impacts of flooding has increasingly become the responsibility of local decision-makers. Despite the importance of understanding how and why flood mitigation techniques are implemented at the local level, few large-scale, empirical studies have been conducted in recent years. Our study examines the current status and extensiveness of flood mitigation...

An Agricultural Sector Model is used to determine the economic potential of agricultural greenhouse gas emission reduction strategies within hypothetical emission mitigation markets. For a complete set of agricultural land management decisions, emissions and emission reductions of carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide are accounted for and simultaneously subjected to a wide range of carbon...

Fungal infections are emerging now a days causing wide spectrum of diseases in humans and animals mostly affecting patients with immunodeficiencies or chronic illness. As such we can see that rise fungal infection suffering from Covid-19. It has become measure challenge for clinicians to treat invasive as there is only limited classes antifungal agents available. So this causes the over use whi...

In this paper, a predictive-control-based approach is proposed for pandemic mitigation with multiple control inputs. Using previous results on the dynamical modeling of symptom-based testing, testing intensity introduced as new manipulable input to system model in addition stringency non-pharmaceutical measures. The objective minimization severity interventions, while main constraints are bound...

Integrated assessment models increasingly rely on biomass for energy with ever more stringent mitigation policies. The stringency of mitigation will therefore have large effects on land use. As discussed in the literature, crop bio-energy will lead to substantial pressure to increase deforestation. This paper consequently explores using woody biomass for bioenergy. The paper combines the IAM WI...