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Taylor.Hanna at 17:41, 6 August 2025

2025-08-06T17:41:19Z

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	There are a few options and features to adjust this display:		There are a few options and features to adjust this display:

	* [[Repeated Features#General%20Display%20Options\|'''Continue''']]~~'''~~:~~'''~~ Go back to the previous menu or to the Main Menu of IFs.		* [[Repeated Features#General%20Display%20Options\|'''Continue''']]: Go back to the previous menu or to the Main Menu of IFs.
	* '''View''': Click '''Normal''' or '''Percent Change From Base Case''' to change the way numbers are displayed. The current selection will have a checkmark next to it.		* '''View''': Click '''Normal''' or '''Percent Change From Base Case''' to change the way numbers are displayed. The current selection will have a checkmark next to it.
	* '''Switch''': To change between countries/regions or groups.		* '''Switch''': To change between countries/regions or groups.
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	* Click on a numeric cell to graph its value over time.		* Click on a numeric cell to graph its value over time.
	* '''Countries or Regions''': Choose the desired country, region, or group.		* '''Countries or Regions''': Choose the desired country, region, or group.
	* '''Select Year:''' Choose the desired year to display.		* '''Select Year''': Choose the desired year to display.
	* '''Select ~~Fil~~'''e: Choose the desired scenario to display.		* '''Select File''': Choose the desired scenario to display.

Ethan.Sullivan at 10:54, 1 August 2025

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	= Advanced Sustainability Analysis =		= Advanced Sustainability Analysis =
	The ''Advanced Sustainability Analysis'' specialized display can be reached from the Main Menu: click the '''Display''' option, the '''Specialized Display''' sub-option and then the '''''Advanced Sustainability Analysis''''' sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main Menu Map]] options.		The ''Advanced Sustainability Analysis'' specialized display can be reached from the Main Menu: click the '''Display''' option, the '''Specialized Display''' sub-option and then the '''''Advanced Sustainability Analysis''''' sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main Menu Map Pop-up\|Main Menu Map]] options.

	This display shows a matrix of varying human systems use of material inputs and production of emissions. The top of the matrix is material inputs that relate most to environmental systems (fossil fuel use, water use, and deforestation) and carbon emissions. The side of the matrix is three specific human systems: GDP, population, and labor. Each of these systems shows the impact or intensity in the chosen year, the cumulative impact or intensity, and the raw values associated with each human systems growth. Below this matrix there is a table that shows the total value and percent change for GDP, population, and labor.		This display shows a matrix of varying human systems use of material inputs and production of emissions. The top of the matrix is material inputs that relate most to environmental systems (fossil fuel use, water use, and deforestation) and carbon emissions. The side of the matrix is three specific human systems: GDP, population, and labor. Each of these systems shows the impact or intensity in the chosen year, the cumulative impact or intensity, and the raw values associated with each human systems growth. Below this matrix there is a table that shows the total value and percent change for GDP, population, and labor.

Ethan.Sullivan: Added page title and link to environment submodule documentation.

2025-06-19T14:19:51Z

Added page title and link to environment submodule documentation.

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	The ''Advanced Sustainability Analysis'' specialized display can be reached from the Main Menu: click the '''Display''' option, the '''Specialized Display''' sub-option and then the '''''Advanced Sustainability Analysis''''' sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[~~Main_Menu_Map\|~~Main Menu Map]] options.		Information on the data and equations used in the Environment displays can be found in the wiki page on the [[Environment]] sub-module.

			= Advanced Sustainability Analysis =
			The ''Advanced Sustainability Analysis'' specialized display can be reached from the Main Menu: click the '''Display''' option, the '''Specialized Display''' sub-option and then the '''''Advanced Sustainability Analysis''''' sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main Menu Map]] options.

	This display shows a matrix of varying human systems use of material inputs and production of emissions. The top of the matrix is material inputs that relate most to environmental systems (fossil fuel use, water use, and deforestation) and carbon emissions. The side of the matrix is three specific human systems: GDP, population, and labor. Each of these systems shows the impact or intensity in the chosen year, the cumulative impact or intensity, and the raw values associated with each human systems growth. Below this matrix there is a table that shows the total value and percent change for GDP, population, and labor.		This display shows a matrix of varying human systems use of material inputs and production of emissions. The top of the matrix is material inputs that relate most to environmental systems (fossil fuel use, water use, and deforestation) and carbon emissions. The side of the matrix is three specific human systems: GDP, population, and labor. Each of these systems shows the impact or intensity in the chosen year, the cumulative impact or intensity, and the raw values associated with each human systems growth. Below this matrix there is a table that shows the total value and percent change for GDP, population, and labor.

Ethan.Sullivan: minor grammatical changes

2025-06-19T14:16:48Z

minor grammatical changes

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	The ''Advanced Sustainability Analysis'' specialized display can be reached from the Main Menu: click the '''Display''' option, the '''Specialized Display''' sub-option and then the '''''Advanced Sustainability Analysis''''' sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map\|Main Menu Map]] options.		The ''Advanced Sustainability Analysis'' specialized display can be reached from the Main Menu: click the '''Display''' option, the '''Specialized Display''' sub-option and then the '''''Advanced Sustainability Analysis''''' sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map\|Main Menu Map]] options.

	This display shows a matrix of varying human systems use of material inputs and production of emissions. The top of the matrix is material inputs that relate most to environmental systems (fossil fuel use, water use, and deforestation) and carbon emissions. The ~~other~~ side the matrix ~~shows~~ specific human systems of GDP, population, and labor. Each of these systems shows the impact or intensity in the chosen year, the cumulative impact or intensity, and the raw values associated with each human systems growth. Below this matrix there is a table that shows the total value and percent change for GDP, population, and labor.		This display shows a matrix of varying human systems use of material inputs and production of emissions. The top of the matrix is material inputs that relate most to environmental systems (fossil fuel use, water use, and deforestation) and carbon emissions. The side of the matrix is three specific human systems: GDP, population, and labor. Each of these systems shows the impact or intensity in the chosen year, the cumulative impact or intensity, and the raw values associated with each human systems growth. Below this matrix there is a table that shows the total value and percent change for GDP, population, and labor.
	[[File:Advanced Sustainability Analysis Example.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|Example of the Advanced Sustainability Analysis specialized display for Kenya in 2030.]]		[[File:Advanced Sustainability Analysis Example.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|Example of the Advanced Sustainability Analysis specialized display for Kenya in 2030.]]


	There are a few options and features to adjust this display:		There are a few options and features to adjust this display:

Ethan.Sullivan: Updated language and images

2025-06-19T14:09:33Z

Updated language and images

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	The Advanced Sustainability Analysis ~~sub-sub-option~~ can be reached from the Display option ~~on the Main Menu~~, the Specialized Display sub-option and then the Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map\|Main Menu Map]] options.		The ''Advanced Sustainability Analysis'' specialized display can be reached from the Main Menu: click the '''Display''' option, the '''Specialized Display''' sub-option and then the '''''Advanced Sustainability Analysis''''' sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map\|Main Menu Map]] options.

	[[File:~~Sustain~~.~~gif~~\|~~frame~~\|~~center~~\| ~~Main Menu Map options~~]]		This display shows a matrix of varying human systems use of material inputs and production of emissions. The top of the matrix is material inputs that relate most to environmental systems (fossil fuel use, water use, and deforestation) and carbon emissions. The other side the matrix shows specific human systems of GDP, population, and labor. Each of these systems shows the impact or intensity in the chosen year, the cumulative impact or intensity, and the raw values associated with each human systems growth. Below this matrix there is a table that shows the total value and percent change for GDP, population, and labor.
			[[File:Advanced Sustainability Analysis Example.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|Example of the Advanced Sustainability Analysis specialized display for Kenya in 2030.]]

	The above matrix helps you understand the relationship between material inputs (such as fossil fuels and water) flowing into human systems and emissions coming from human systems (such as carbon dioxide), on the one hand, and size of GDP, population, and labor force on the other. It helps track whether ratios of inputs and outputs are increasing or decreasing relative to the size of human systems.

	~~Double click on any numerical cell that you~~ are ~~interested in~~ and ~~then choose~~ to ~~Show Over Time. Selecting~~ this ~~will bring up a table that forecasts your selected variable over time and for different Run-Result-Files.~~		There are a few options and features to adjust this display:

	~~Use ASA~~ to ~~produce a graph that shows carbon emissions (in billions~~ of ~~tons) for~~ the ~~USA~~. ~~Depending on~~ the ~~Run-Result-Files you use, it may look similar to~~ the ~~graph below:~~		* [[Repeated Features#General%20Display%20Options\|'''Continue''']]''':''' Go back to the previous menu or to the Main Menu of IFs.
			* '''View''': Click '''Normal''' or '''Percent Change From Base Case''' to change the way numbers are displayed. The current selection will have a checkmark next to it.
			* '''Switch''': To change between countries/regions or groups.
			* '''Help''': Open the corresponding page in the [[Main Page\|Pardee Wiki]].

	~~[[File~~:~~Sustain1~~.~~gif\|frame\|center\|Graph of carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for~~ the ~~USA]]Click on~~ the ~~About ASA option~~ to ~~learn more~~.		Display Option Fields:

			* Click on a numeric cell to graph its value over time.
			* '''Countries or Regions''': Choose the desired country, region, or group.
			* '''Select Year:''' Choose the desired year to display.
			* '''Select Fil'''e: Choose the desired scenario to display.

EmoryFerguson at 22:59, 26 July 2017

2017-07-26T22:59:44Z

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	The Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Display sub-option and then the Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map\|Main Menu Map]] options.		The Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Display sub-option and then the Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map\|Main Menu Map]] options.

	[[File:Sustain.gif\|frame\|~~right~~\| Main Menu Map options]]		[[File:Sustain.gif\|frame\|center\| Main Menu Map options]]

	The above matrix helps you understand the relationship between material inputs (such as fossil fuels and water) flowing into human systems and emissions coming from human systems (such as carbon dioxide), on the one hand, and size of GDP, population, and labor force on the other. It helps track whether ratios of inputs and outputs are increasing or decreasing relative to the size of human systems.		The above matrix helps you understand the relationship between material inputs (such as fossil fuels and water) flowing into human systems and emissions coming from human systems (such as carbon dioxide), on the one hand, and size of GDP, population, and labor force on the other. It helps track whether ratios of inputs and outputs are increasing or decreasing relative to the size of human systems.
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	Use ASA to produce a graph that shows carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA. Depending on the Run-Result-Files you use, it may look similar to the graph below:		Use ASA to produce a graph that shows carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA. Depending on the Run-Result-Files you use, it may look similar to the graph below:

	[[File:Sustain1.gif\|frame\|~~right~~\|Graph of carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA]]Click on the About ASA option to learn more.		[[File:Sustain1.gif\|frame\|center\|Graph of carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA]]Click on the About ASA option to learn more.

EmoryFerguson at 22:58, 26 July 2017

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	The Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Display sub-option and then the Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map\|Main Menu Map]] options.		The Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Display sub-option and then the Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map\|Main Menu Map]] options.

	[[File:Sustain.gif\|~~center~~\| Main Menu Map options]]		[[File:Sustain.gif\|frame\|right\| Main Menu Map options]]

	The above matrix helps you understand the relationship between material inputs (such as fossil fuels and water) flowing into human systems and emissions coming from human systems (such as carbon dioxide), on the one hand, and size of GDP, population, and labor force on the other. It helps track whether ratios of inputs and outputs are increasing or decreasing relative to the size of human systems.		The above matrix helps you understand the relationship between material inputs (such as fossil fuels and water) flowing into human systems and emissions coming from human systems (such as carbon dioxide), on the one hand, and size of GDP, population, and labor force on the other. It helps track whether ratios of inputs and outputs are increasing or decreasing relative to the size of human systems.
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	Use ASA to produce a graph that shows carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA. Depending on the Run-Result-Files you use, it may look similar to the graph below:		Use ASA to produce a graph that shows carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA. Depending on the Run-Result-Files you use, it may look similar to the graph below:

	[[File:Sustain1.gif\|~~center~~\|Graph of carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA]]Click on the About ASA option to learn more.		[[File:Sustain1.gif\|frame\|right\|Graph of carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA]]Click on the About ASA option to learn more.

CamrynDreyer at 13:57, 25 July 2017

2017-07-25T13:57:49Z

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	The Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Display sub-option and then the Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/repeated/mainmenu.html~~ Main Menu Map] options.		The Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Display sub-option and then the Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map\|Main Menu Map]] options.

	[[File:Sustain.gif\|center\| Main Menu Map options]]		[[File:Sustain.gif\|center\| Main Menu Map options]]

EmoryFerguson at 21:16, 24 July 2017

2017-07-24T21:16:59Z

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	The Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Display sub-option and then the Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/repeated/mainmenu.html Main Menu Map] options.		The Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Display sub-option and then the Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/repeated/mainmenu.html Main Menu Map] options.

	[[File:Sustain.gif\|center]]		[[File:Sustain.gif\|center\| Main Menu Map options]]

	The above matrix helps you understand the relationship between material inputs (such as fossil fuels and water) flowing into human systems and emissions coming from human systems (such as carbon dioxide), on the one hand, and size of GDP, population, and labor force on the other. It helps track whether ratios of inputs and outputs are increasing or decreasing relative to the size of human systems.		The above matrix helps you understand the relationship between material inputs (such as fossil fuels and water) flowing into human systems and emissions coming from human systems (such as carbon dioxide), on the one hand, and size of GDP, population, and labor force on the other. It helps track whether ratios of inputs and outputs are increasing or decreasing relative to the size of human systems.
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	Use ASA to produce a graph that shows carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA. Depending on the Run-Result-Files you use, it may look similar to the graph below:		Use ASA to produce a graph that shows carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA. Depending on the Run-Result-Files you use, it may look similar to the graph below:

	[[File:Sustain1.gif\|center]]Click on the About ASA option to learn more.		[[File:Sustain1.gif\|center\|Graph of carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA]]Click on the About ASA option to learn more.

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The Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Display sub-option and then the Advanced Sustainability Analysis sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/repeated/mainmenu.html Main Menu Map] options.

[[File:Sustain.gif|center]]

The above matrix helps you understand the relationship between material inputs (such as fossil fuels and water) flowing into human systems and emissions coming from human systems (such as carbon dioxide), on the one hand, and size of GDP, population, and labor force on the other. It helps track whether ratios of inputs and outputs are increasing or decreasing relative to the size of human systems.

Double click on any numerical cell that you are interested in and then choose to Show Over Time. Selecting this will bring up a table that forecasts your selected variable over time and for different Run-Result-Files.

Use ASA to produce a graph that shows carbon emissions (in billions of tons) for the USA. Depending on the Run-Result-Files you use, it may look similar to the graph below:

[[File:Sustain1.gif|center]]Click on the About ASA option to learn more.