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Result replication instructions: The impact of COVID-19 on global extreme poverty: a long-term projection

2022-04-01T20:20:57Z

Dave: Updated links

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= Data Availability =
All historical data used in this analysis can be found in the IFs historical database included in the software (see below). After installing the software, users can view or download historical data from within the 'Data Analysis' options accessible through the main menu. More information regarding how to access and work with historical data can be found [https://pardeewiki.du.edu/index.php?title=Use_IFs_(Download)_Data_Analysis#Analyze_Across_Time_(Longitudinal_Analysis) here]. Results presented in this study are available by running the scenarios (instructions and necessary files are listed below).

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_82%20February%208%202022.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.82)

'''Scenario files: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/Scenarios_7.82.zip Link to download SCE files]

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://korbel.du.edu/pardee/international-futures-platform/download-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://korbel.du.edu/pardee/resources/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on the file structure in IFs please click [https://pardeewiki.du.edu//index.php?title=File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardeewiki.du.edu//index.php?title=Flexible_Displays_(Download) here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardeewiki.du.edu//index.php?title=Self-Managed_Display_(Download) here].

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://korbel.du.edu/pardee/resources/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://korbel.du.edu/pardee/resources/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs-0 Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardeewiki.du.edu/index.php?title=International_Futures_(IFs) Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/Code_7.82.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions: The impact of COVID-19 on global extreme poverty: a long-term projection

2022-04-01T20:06:35Z

Dave: /* Specific instruction */

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= Data Availability =
All historical data used in this analysis can be found in the IFs historical database included in the software (see below). After installing the software, users can view or download historical data from within the 'Data Analysis' options accessible through the main menu. More information regarding how to access and work with historical data can be found [https://pardeewiki.du.edu/index.php?title=Use_IFs_(Download)_Data_Analysis#Analyze_Across_Time_(Longitudinal_Analysis) here]. Results presented in this study are available by running the scenarios (instructions and necessary files are listed below).

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_82%20February%208%202022.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.82)

'''Scenario files: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/impact_of_COVID-19_on_povert-scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://korbel.du.edu/pardee/international-futures-platform/download-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://korbel.du.edu/pardee/resources/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on the file structure in IFs please click [https://pardeewiki.du.edu//index.php?title=File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardeewiki.du.edu//index.php?title=Flexible_Displays_(Download) here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardeewiki.du.edu//index.php?title=Self-Managed_Display_(Download) here].

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://korbel.du.edu/pardee/resources/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://korbel.du.edu/pardee/resources/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs-0 Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardeewiki.du.edu/index.php?title=International_Futures_(IFs) Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs7_66-code.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions: The impact of COVID-19 on global extreme poverty: a long-term projection

2022-04-01T19:33:13Z

Dave: /* Data Availability */

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= Data Availability =
All historical data used in this analysis can be found in the IFs historical database included in the software (see below). After installing the software, users can view or download historical data from within the 'Data Analysis' options accessible through the main menu. Results presented in this study are available by running the scenarios (instructions and necessary files are listed below).

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_66%20April%2020%202021.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.66)

'''Scenario files: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/impact_of_COVID-19_on_povert-scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardeewiki.du.edu/index.php?title=International_Futures_(IFs) Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs7_66-code.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions: The impact of COVID-19 on global extreme poverty: a long-term projection

2022-04-01T19:31:58Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= Data Availability =
All historical data used in this analysis can be found in the IFs historical database included in the software (see below). After installing the software, users can view or download historical data from within the 'Data Analysis' options accessible through the main menu. Results presented in this study are available by running the scenarios included below.

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_66%20April%2020%202021.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.66)

'''Scenario files: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/impact_of_COVID-19_on_povert-scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardeewiki.du.edu/index.php?title=International_Futures_(IFs) Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs7_66-code.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions: The impact of COVID-19 on global extreme poverty: a long-term projection

2022-04-01T19:21:50Z

Dave: /* Relevant Documentation */

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_66%20April%2020%202021.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.66)

'''Scenario files: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/impact_of_COVID-19_on_povert-scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardeewiki.du.edu/index.php?title=International_Futures_(IFs) Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs7_66-code.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions: How achievable are human development SDGs on our current path of development?

2021-11-15T16:47:38Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= Specific instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)
#Save the model run (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Variable display lists: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.zip Link to download display list transmission file]

= General Instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to run individual scenarios ==

Select 'Scenario Analysis' on the top left corner of the IFs home screen. Select 'Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree' from the dropdown menu. This will take you to a new interface that allows for scenario construction as well as the ability to load pre-made scenario files. The SSPs are all pre-made and loaded in the 7.32 version of IFs. To load SSP2 select 'Add Scenario Components' from the header. Select SSP2 using the following path:<br/>World Integrated Scenario Sets > SSP scenarios > SSP2Final

Follow the path by clicking '+' to expand the sections.

After the scenario is selected, click 'load'. Select the 'Run Scenario' option. You will be asked if you want to process the parameters in the tree and proceeed to running the scenario. Click 'yes'. This may take several minutes.

A screen will load and the user will be prompted to enter the run year, or the time horizon of the projection. Select 2100. Select 'Start Run.'

For more information on running scenarios in IFs, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Use_IFs_Download_Scenario_Analysis#Sinlge_Run here].

== How to save a model run as a new scenario ==

After selecting the 'SSP2Final' scenario and running the model to 2100 (instructions above), you will need to save this model run so that you can view later. After the model has run to 2100, click 'Run Successful - Click to Continue'. This will take you back to the homescreen of IFs. Select 'Scenario Analysis' from the header, then select 'File Management' and then select 'SAVE working file as...". Chose a name for this model run, probably something like 'SSP2". 

== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ==

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results ==

The following instructions will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and "SSP2" (or whatever you saved your model run as). Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions: How achievable are human development SDGs on our current path of development?

2021-11-15T16:42:48Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= Specific instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)
#Save the model run (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Variable display lists: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

= General Instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to run individual scenarios ==

Select 'Scenario Analysis' on the top left corner of the IFs home screen. Select 'Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree' from the dropdown menu. This will take you to a new interface that allows for scenario construction as well as the ability to load pre-made scenario files. The SSPs are all pre-made and loaded in the 7.32 version of IFs. To load SSP2 select 'Add Scenario Components' from the header. Select SSP2 using the following path:<br/>World Integrated Scenario Sets > SSP scenarios > SSP2Final

Follow the path by clicking '+' to expand the sections.

After the scenario is selected, click 'load'. Select the 'Run Scenario' option. You will be asked if you want to process the parameters in the tree and proceeed to running the scenario. Click 'yes'. This may take several minutes.

A screen will load and the user will be prompted to enter the run year, or the time horizon of the projection. Select 2100. Select 'Start Run.'

For more information on running scenarios in IFs, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Use_IFs_Download_Scenario_Analysis#Sinlge_Run here].

== How to save a model run as a new scenario ==

After selecting the 'SSP2Final' scenario and running the model to 2100 (instructions above), you will need to save this model run so that you can view later. After the model has run to 2100, click 'Run Successful - Click to Continue'. This will take you back to the homescreen of IFs. Select 'Scenario Analysis' from the header, then select 'File Management' and then select 'SAVE working file as...". Chose a name for this model run, probably something like 'SSP2". 

== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ==

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results ==

The following instructions will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and "SSP2" (or whatever you saved your model run as). Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions: How achievable are human development SDGs on our current path of development?

2021-11-15T16:40:40Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= Specific instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)
#Save the model run (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Variable display lists: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

= General Instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to run individual scenarios ==

Select 'Scenario Analysis' on the top left corner of the IFs home screen. Select 'Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree' from the dropdown menu. This will take you to a new interface that allows for scenario construction as well as the ability to load pre-made scenario files. The SSPs are all pre-made and loaded in the 7.32 version of IFs. To load SSP2 select 'Add Scenario Components' from the header. Select SSP2 using the following path:<br/>World Integrated Scenario Sets > SSP scenarios > SSP2Final

Follow the path by clicking '+' to expand the sections.

After the scenario is selected, click 'load'. Select the 'Run Scenario' option. You will be asked if you want to process the parameters in the tree and proceeed to running the scenario. Click 'yes'. This may take several minutes.

A screen will load and the user will be prompted to enter the run year, or the time horizon of the projection. Select 2100. Select 'Start Run.'

For more information on running scenarios in IFs, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Use_IFs_Download_Scenario_Analysis#Sinlge_Run here].

== How to save a model run as a new scenario ==

After selecting the 'SSP2Final' scenario and running the model to 2100 (instructions above), you will need to save this model run so that you can view later. After the model has run to 2100, click 'Run Successful - Click to Continue'. This will take you back to the homescreen of IFs. Select 'Scenario Analysis' from the header, then select 'File Management' and then select 'SAVE working file as...". Chose a name for this model run, probably something like 'SSP2". 

== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ==

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results ==

The following instructions will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and "SSP2" (or whatever you saved your model run as). Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions: How achievable are human development SDGs on our current path of development?

2021-11-15T16:39:42Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= Specific instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)
#Save the model run (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Variable display lists: '''[https://ifs02.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

= General Instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to run individual scenarios ==

Select 'Scenario Analysis' on the top left corner of the IFs home screen. Select 'Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree' from the dropdown menu. This will take you to a new interface that allows for scenario construction as well as the ability to load pre-made scenario files. The SSPs are all pre-made and loaded in the 7.32 version of IFs. To load SSP2 select 'Add Scenario Components' from the header. Select SSP2 using the following path:<br/>World Integrated Scenario Sets > SSP scenarios > SSP2Final

Follow the path by clicking '+' to expand the sections.

After the scenario is selected, click 'load'. Select the 'Run Scenario' option. You will be asked if you want to process the parameters in the tree and proceeed to running the scenario. Click 'yes'. This may take several minutes.

A screen will load and the user will be prompted to enter the run year, or the time horizon of the projection. Select 2100. Select 'Start Run.'

For more information on running scenarios in IFs, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Use_IFs_Download_Scenario_Analysis#Sinlge_Run here].

== How to save a model run as a new scenario ==

After selecting the 'SSP2Final' scenario and running the model to 2100 (instructions above), you will need to save this model run so that you can view later. After the model has run to 2100, click 'Run Successful - Click to Continue'. This will take you back to the homescreen of IFs. Select 'Scenario Analysis' from the header, then select 'File Management' and then select 'SAVE working file as...". Chose a name for this model run, probably something like 'SSP2". 

== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ==

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results ==

The following instructions will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and "SSP2" (or whatever you saved your model run as). Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions for Sudan at the crossroads

2021-07-08T21:42:02Z

Dave:

Result replication instructions for Sudan at the crossroads

2021-07-08T21:41:39Z

Dave:

Result replication instructions for Sudan at the crossroads

2021-07-08T21:41:14Z

Dave:

Result replication instructions for Sudan at the crossroads

2021-07-08T21:12:46Z

Dave:

Result replication instructions for Sudan at the crossroads

2021-07-08T20:55:39Z

Dave:

Result replication instructions for Sudan at the crossroads

2021-07-08T20:54:07Z

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Sudan at the crossroads: evaluating development policy choices in the face of multiple simultaneous crises

Result replication instructions: The impact of COVID-19 on global extreme poverty: a long-term projection

2021-06-23T00:16:32Z

Dave:

Result replication instructions: The impact of COVID-19 on global extreme poverty: a long-term projection

2021-06-22T23:16:46Z

Dave:

Result replication instructions: The impact of COVID-19 on global extreme poverty: a long-term projection

2021-06-22T23:13:27Z

Dave:

Result replication instructions: The impact of COVID-19 on global extreme poverty: a long-term projection

2021-06-22T23:11:58Z

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International Futures (IFs)

2020-12-02T21:13:02Z

Dave:

'''Welcome to the International Futures (IFs) wiki. '''

'''[[Introduction_to_IFs|Introduction to IFs]]''' - Click here for an overview of the IFs system, including a description of the tool's purpose and major assumptions in its Base Case forecasts.

'''[[Use_IFs_(Download_Version)|Use IFs (Download Version)]] '''- Click here for instructions on using the standalone desktop version of IFs.

'''[[Use_IFs_(Online_Version)|Use IFs (Online Version)]] '''- Click here for instructions on using the web (cloud) version of IFs.

'''[[Understand_the_Model|Understand IFs]]''' - Click here to access documentation on each of the major system models in IFs. 

'''[[Guide_to_Scenario_Analysis_in_International_Futures_(IFs)|Guide to Scenario Analysis in IFs]] '''- Click here for instructions on creating and comparing alternative scenarios in IFs. This guide also includes an updated list of IFs parameters.

'''[[Additional_resources|Additional Resources]]'''

== Feedback ==

Feedback on how to improve IFs is always appreciated, especially if you find something that is not working. Compliments are also accepted. To send feedback or if you have any questions about using IFs, please email us at pardee.center [at] du.edu. You can also find additional contact information on our center's website. 

== Getting started ==

*[//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
*[//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
*[https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]
*[//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]

International Futures (IFs)

2020-12-02T21:12:50Z

Dave:

Hi Yutang!

'''Welcome to the International Futures (IFs) wiki. '''

'''[[Introduction_to_IFs|Introduction to IFs]]''' - Click here for an overview of the IFs system, including a description of the tool's purpose and major assumptions in its Base Case forecasts.

'''[[Use_IFs_(Download_Version)|Use IFs (Download Version)]] '''- Click here for instructions on using the standalone desktop version of IFs.

'''[[Use_IFs_(Online_Version)|Use IFs (Online Version)]] '''- Click here for instructions on using the web (cloud) version of IFs.

'''[[Understand_the_Model|Understand IFs]]''' - Click here to access documentation on each of the major system models in IFs. 

'''[[Guide_to_Scenario_Analysis_in_International_Futures_(IFs)|Guide to Scenario Analysis in IFs]] '''- Click here for instructions on creating and comparing alternative scenarios in IFs. This guide also includes an updated list of IFs parameters.

'''[[Additional_resources|Additional Resources]]'''

== Feedback ==

Feedback on how to improve IFs is always appreciated, especially if you find something that is not working. Compliments are also accepted. To send feedback or if you have any questions about using IFs, please email us at pardee.center [at] du.edu. You can also find additional contact information on our center's website. 

== Getting started ==

*[//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
*[//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
*[https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]
*[//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]

Result replication instructions for The Impact of COVID-19 on Long-term Projections of Poverty

2020-06-01T18:37:14Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_52%20May%2012%202020.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.52)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/7_52_Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results ==

The following instructions will produce a table of extreme poverty projections accross the seven scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Poverty" under the display category menu, then select the display "Poverty Headcount <$1.90 per Day, Log Normal - Millions." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all six scenarios from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs_7_52_Code.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions-The Impact of COVID-19 on Long-term Projections of Poverty

2020-05-26T20:50:49Z

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Result replication instructions for The Impact of COVID-19 on Long-term Projections of Poverty

2020-05-26T20:50:49Z

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files  '''[[UPDATE]]''' =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_52%20May%2012%202020.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.52)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results ==

The following instructions will produce a table of extreme poverty projections accross the seven scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Poverty" under the display category menu, then select the display "Poverty Headcount <$1.90 per Day, Log Normal - Millions." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all six scenarios from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs_7_52_Code.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions for The Impact of COVID-19 on Long-term Projections of Poverty

2020-05-26T18:57:03Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files  '''[[UPDATE]]''' =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_52%20May%2012%202020.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.52)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results ==

The following instructions will produce a table of extreme poverty projections accross the seven scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Poverty" under the display category menu, then select the display "Poverty Headcount <$1.90 per Day, Log Normal - Millions." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all six scenarios from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs_7_52_Code.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions for The Impact of COVID-19 on Long-term Projections of Poverty

2020-05-26T18:56:38Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files  '''[[UPDATE]]''' =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_52%20May%2012%202020.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.52)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results ==

The following instructions will produce a table of extreme poverty projections accross the seven scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Poverty" under the display category menu, then select the display "Poverty Headcount <$1.90 per Day, Log Normal - Millions." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all six scenarios from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs_7_52_Code.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions for The Impact of COVID-19 on Long-term Projections of Poverty

2020-05-26T18:55:49Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files  '''[[UPDATE]]''' =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_52%20May%2012%202020.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.52)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results ==

The following instructions will produce a table of extreme poverty projections accross the seven scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Poverty" under the display category menu, then select the display "Poverty Headcount <$1.90 per Day, Log Normal - Millions." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all six scenarios from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation  '''[[UPDATE]]''' =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

Result replication instructions for The Impact of COVID-19 on Long-term Projections of Poverty

2020-05-26T18:55:31Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files  '''[[UPDATE]]''' =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_52%20May%2012%202020.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.52)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

'''IFs Code (optional): '''[ftp://ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/COVID-19%20and%20Poverty/IFs_7_52_Code.zip Link to download IFs Code] (.txt files)

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results ==

The following instructions will produce a table of extreme poverty projections accross the seven scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Poverty" under the display category menu, then select the display "Poverty Headcount <$1.90 per Day, Log Normal - Millions." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all six scenarios from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation  '''[[UPDATE]]''' =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

Result replication instructions for The Impact of COVID-19 on Long-term Projections of Poverty

2020-05-26T18:51:05Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files  '''[[UPDATE]]''' =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.52) '''[[UPDATE]]'''

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results ==

The following instructions will produce a table of extreme poverty projections accross the seven scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Poverty" under the display category menu, then select the display "Poverty Headcount <$1.90 per Day, Log Normal - Millions." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all six scenarios from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation  '''[[UPDATE]]''' =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

Result replication instructions for The Impact of COVID-19 on Long-term Projections of Poverty

2020-05-26T14:37:12Z

Dave:

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files  '''[[UPDATE]]''' =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.52) '''[[UPDATE]]'''

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results  '''[[UPDATE]]''' ==

The following instructions will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation  '''[[UPDATE]]''' =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

Result replication instructions for The Impact of COVID-19 on Long-term Projections of Poverty

2020-05-26T14:36:29Z

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.52) '''[[UPDATE]]'''

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results  '''[[UPDATE]]''' ==

The following instructions will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

Result replication instructions-the impact of COVID-19 on long-term projections of poverty

2020-05-26T14:35:16Z

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.52) '''[[UPDATE]]'''

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

= Specific instruction =

== How to install IFs ==

Requirements for installing and running IFs on your computer can be found on our website [https://pardee.du.edu/access-ifs here]. Requirements and instructions on installing IFs on a Mac can be found [https://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintoshhttps://pardee.du.edu/use-international-futures-ifs-apple-macintosh here]. 

After downloading IFs (as a zipped folder), you will need to extract all the files from the zipped folder. Then double-click 'IFsSetupStarter". This should initiate the installation. After installation, go to 'Start' and select 'IFs' from the list of programs to run IFs.

== How to add scenario files ==

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

== How to batch run scenarios ==

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

== Visualizing results ==

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

== Sample results  '''[[UPDATE]]''' ==

The following instructions will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code] '''[[UPDATE]]'''

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:57:09Z

Dave:

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in this study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

= Specific instruction =

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:54:12Z

Dave:

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:53:32Z

Dave:

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

= Specific instruction =

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:52:59Z

Dave:

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

= Specific instruction =

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:52:44Z

Dave:

= =

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

= Specific instruction =

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:51:59Z

Dave:

= =

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= =

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= =

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

= =

= Specific instruction =

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= =

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:51:24Z

Dave:

= =

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= =

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= =

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

= =

= Specific instruction =

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= =

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:50:37Z

Dave:

= =

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= =

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= =

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

= =

= Specific instruction =

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= =

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:50:12Z

Dave:

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

= Necessary files =

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

= Specific instruction =

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:49:26Z

Dave:

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= General instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

== Necessary files ==

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

== General Instruction ==

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:48:59Z

Dave:

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= Specific instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

== Necessary files ==

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

== General Instruction ==

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

= Relevant Documentation =

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:48:36Z

Dave:

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= Specific instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

== Necessary files ==

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

== General Instruction ==

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After completeing the above steps, go to "Displays" followed by "Flex Display" in the main menu. In the subsequent window's menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

== Relevant Documentation ==

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:46:58Z

Dave:

= Introduction =

International Futures (IFs) is a tool for thinking about long-term country-specific, regional, and global futures. IFs integrates forecasts across different sub-models, including: population, economy, agriculture, education, energy, sociopolitical, international political, environment, technology, infrastructure, and health. The interconnection of these sub-models allows IFs to simulate how changes in one system lead to changes across all other systems.

These instructions will help you download and run scenarios that reflect work done in study. If you would like additional information on specific result replication please direct requests to [mailto:pardee.center@du.edu. pardee.center@du.edu].

= Specific instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

== Necessary files ==

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

== General Instruction ==

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After following the above mentioned steps, go the flex display under displays. In the menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

== Relevant Documentation ==

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:22:06Z

Dave:

= Introduction =

Internaitonal Futues (IFs) 

= Specific instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

== Necessary files ==

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

== General Instruction ==

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After following the above mentioned steps, go the flex display under displays. In the menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

== Relevant Documentation ==

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:15:29Z

Dave:

= Specific instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

== Necessary files ==

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

== General Instruction ==

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

''C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario''

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After following the above mentioned steps, go the flex display under displays. In the menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

== Relevant Documentation ==

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

2018-04-25T23:15:16Z

Dave:

= Specific instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

== Necessary files ==

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

== General Instruction ==

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

C:/Users/Public/IFs/Scenario

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After following the above mentioned steps, go the flex display under displays. In the menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

== Relevant Documentation ==

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Result replication instructions- Trade-offs and synergies in alternative pathways to achieving human development through the Sustainable Development Goals framework

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Dave:

= Specific instructions =

#Download model and all supplementary files (see below)
#Install IFs
#Add supplementary files to their specified locations (see below)
#Add new display lists to IFs (see below)
#Run the scenarios (see below)

== Necessary files ==

'''IFs Model: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/IFs%20with%20Pardee%207_32%20Jan%2013%202018.zip Link to download IFs] (version 7.32)

'''Scenario files: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/Pathway%20Scenarios.zip Link to download SCE files]

'''Variable display lists: '''[ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/VarListTransmission-Pathways.mdb Link to download display list transmission file]

== General Instruction ==

=== How to add scenario files ===

Scenario files can be manually added to IFs once they have been downloaded. To manually add scenario files (files with the .sce extension) to IFs, you will need to copy the downloaded .sce file to the Scenario folder within IFs. The scenario folder can be accessed using the following path:

C:// > Users > Public > IFs > Scenario

Create a new folder and copy over all scenario files that are necessary for the reproduction of desired results. For more information on scenario analysis in IFs please click[https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/File_Management here].

=== How to add variable lists from a transmission file ===

To add a new variable list you will need the proper transmission file, which should be found with all necessary replication files. From the IFs homescreen, select the 'Display' tab and the 'Flexible Display' sub-option from the dropdown. From this Flexible Display screen select the List Features tab, the Exchange List sub-option, and the Import Lists command. From here select the desired transmission file and the proper variable list and click import. The proper lists may now be found in the Flexible Display. For more information on the use of display lists,  please click  [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Flexible_Displays_(Download) here].

=== How to batch run scenarios ===

The batch run feature in IFs runs multiple scenarios in succession and saves each resulting run files. To do this, select the ‘Run’ sub-option from ‘Scenario Analysis’ in the main menu bar and then select the option to perform a ‘Batch Run’. From this point all folders contained within the ‘IFs/Scenario’ folder should be visible. Navigate to the desired folder, choose a run horizon, and then press ‘Select.’ IFs will then run each scenario contained within the selected folder save them as a sperate run file.

=== Visualizing results ===

There are many ways to visualize Base Case and scenario results in IFs. The Flexible Displays allows a user to display a wide variety of projected variables (sometimes in combination with historical data series), create graphs and view tables of these displays. This display also allows the user to compare results across countries, groups, and scenarios. Not all of the variables available in IFs can be found in Flexible Displays; its purpose is to provide users with access to commonly used variables. If you wish to access the full range of variables and parameters, you can do so in Self-Managed Displays. For more information on using Flexible Displays, click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Flexible_Display_Example here] and for more information on self managed displays, please click [https://pardee.du.edu/wiki/Self-Managed_Display#Display_Options_for_Self-Managed_Display here].

=== Sample results  ===

The following instructoins will produce a table of results for the nine SDG outcome varaibles accross the five scenarios described in this study. After following the above mentioned steps, go the flex display under displays. In the menu bar, choose "Geography Options" and toggle "Using Groups." Navigate to "Development" under the display category menu, then select the display "SDG Outcome Varaibles." Next, under the geography menu, scroll down and select "World." Choose a horizon of 2050, and then select "IFsBase" and all four pathways from the scenario menu. Finally, click on "Table" at the bottom left of the window. IFs should now display the desired output table.

== Relevant Documentation ==

'''IFs training manual:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/international-futures-ifs-training-manual Link to IFs Training Manual]

'''IFs scenario guide:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/guide-scenario-analysis-international-futures-ifs Link to IFs Scenario Guide]

'''Model documentation:''' [https://pardee.du.edu/node/484 Link to all documentation]

'''Relevant code:''' [ftp://www.ifs.du.edu/Replication%20Files/Pathways/IFsCode7_32.zip Link to all code]

Sandbox

2018-04-25T23:04:29Z

Dave:

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