The Asia-Pacific Integrated Model (AIM) is a large-scale computer simulation model developed by the National Institute for Environmental Studies in collaboration with Kyoto University, Mizuho Information & Research Institute and several research institutes in the Asia-Pacific region. The AIM assesses policy options for stabilizing the global climate, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, with the objectives of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and avoiding the impacts of climate change.
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| 2020/07/01 | Member list has been updated |
| 2020/02/06 | Member list has been updated Event / Meeting page updated |
| 2020/01/16 |
The 25th AIM International Workshop report page has been updated Publication page has been updated |
Latest Publications
Last update: 2020/02/06
- Kim S.E., Yang X., Dai H., Fujimori S., Hijioka Y., Honda Y., Hashizume M., Masui T., Hasegawa T., Xu X., Yi K., Kim H.: Environment International, 136 (105507)
"Air quality co-benefits from climate mitigation for human health in South Korea." - Harmsen M., van Vuuren D.P., Bodirsky B.L., Chateau J., Durand-Lasserve O., Drouet L., Fricko O., Fujimori S., Gernaat D.E.H.J., Hanaoka T., Hilaire J., Keramidas K., Luderer G., Moura M.C.P., Sano F., Smith S.J., Wada K.: Climate Change
"The role of methane in future climate strategies: Mitigation potentials and climate impacts." - Xie Y., Dai H., Zhang Y., Wu Y., Hanaoka T., Masui T.: Environmental International, 30
"Comparison of health and economic impacts of PM2.5 and ozone pollution in China."
