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Solving problems of sustainability requires understanding social and environmental systems as being tightly coupled. Each system’s individual components or parts interact in complex ways, and feedbacks—or how change in one part of the system affects other system parts—determine the dynamics of socio

Addressing complex problems that cross disciplinary and sectoral boundaries requires combining knowledge from multiple domains, and integrated modeling provides an ideal platform for this. It facilitates synthesis of data, theories, and perspectives to explore interactions and seek solutions. But

Expanding the development and use of socio-environmental system (SES) models is critical to solving urgent problems situated at the human-nature interface. Substantial progress is being made, but modeling challenges associated with a range of diverse issues remain. This is the sixth in a series of

Expanding the development and use of socio-environmental system (SES) models is critical to solving urgent problems situated at the human-nature interface. Substantial progress is being made, but modeling challenges associated with a range of diverse issues remain. This is the fifth in a series of

Join SESYNC, The Integrated Assessment Society, and the journal Socio-Environmental Systems Modeling for a live webcast this spring, exploring Uncertainty, Transparency and Robustness in Socio-Environmental Systems Modeling and Assessments.

Expanding the development and use of socio-environmental

Join SESYNC, The Integrated Assessment Society, and the journal Socio-Environmental Systems Modeling Understanding for a live webcast this spring, exploring the Grand Challenges in Socio-Environmental Systems (SES) Modeling.

Expanding the development and use of socio-environmental system (SES)

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The National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center, funded through an award to the University of Maryland from the National Science Foundation, is a