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Darius.corbier: /* Model comparison */

2024-05-02T12:19:57Z

Model comparison

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Darius.corbier: /* R words coverage */

2024-05-02T12:19:34Z

R words coverage

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Laurent.drouet: /* Model comparison */

2024-02-28T11:43:03Z

Model comparison

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	=== Model comparison ===		=== Model comparison ===
	The five models offer a diversity of tools and approaches to explore the implication of the circular economy in the context of the decarbonization of our economies. This table compares the main characteristics of the models: geographical scope, sectors represented, the type of modelling, the platform used and the current status of development (in date of ~~September 2023~~).		The five models offer a diversity of tools and approaches to explore the implication of the circular economy in the context of the decarbonization of our economies. This table compares the main characteristics of the models: geographical scope, sectors represented, the type of modelling, the platform used and the current status of development (in date of February 2024).
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	\|[[DICE-MAT]]		\|[[DICE-MAT]]

Laurent.drouet: /* Model comparison */

2023-11-24T08:58:31Z

Model comparison

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	\|dynamic optimization		\|dynamic optimization
	\|python		\|python

Laurent.drouet: /* The Circular Economy and Climate Mitigation */

2023-09-18T10:33:07Z

The Circular Economy and Climate Mitigation

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			== References ==

Laurent.drouet: /* R words coverage */

2023-09-18T10:32:39Z

R words coverage

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	* [[STYLIE\|A stylized industrial ecological model (Styl-IE)]], developed by the University of Freiburg.		* [[STYLIE\|A stylized industrial ecological model (Styl-IE)]], developed by the University of Freiburg.
	=== R words coverage ===		=== R words coverage ===
	The models cover the full scope of R words (Refuse, Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Repair, Refurbish, Remanufacture, Repurpose, Recycle, and Recover) which define the core principles of the Circular Economy. The following table summarizes the Circular Economy coverage of the CIRCOMOD stylized models.		The models cover the full scope of R words<ref>Potting, J., Hekkert, M. P., Worrell, E., & Hanemaaijer, A. (2017). Circular economy: measuring innovation in the product chain. ''Planbureau voor de Leefomgeving'', (2544).</ref> (Refuse, Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Repair, Refurbish, Remanufacture, Repurpose, Recycle, and Recover) which define the core principles of the Circular Economy. The following table summarizes the Circular Economy coverage of the CIRCOMOD stylized models.
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Laurent.drouet at 09:50, 18 September 2023

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	This WIKI documentation provides an overview of the '''Circular Economy Stylized Models''' developed by the partners of the '''[https://circomod.eu CIRCOMOD project]'''. It provides a brief description of the models, their Circular Economy features and their significance in climate mitigation. It also provides external links for further reading. This documentation supports the analytical framework of the '''[https://circomod.eu CIRCOMOD project]''' and stands for the deliverable 1.2 of the project.		This WIKI documentation provides an overview of the '''Circular Economy Stylized Models''' developed by the partners of the '''[https://circomod.eu CIRCOMOD project]'''. It provides a brief description of the models, their Circular Economy features and their significance in climate mitigation. It also provides external links for further reading. This documentation supports the analytical framework of the '''[https://circomod.eu CIRCOMOD project]''' and stands for the deliverable 1.2 of the project.

			Contrary to other types of models, the stylized models simplify complex real-world phenomena by using a set of key assumptions that avoid representing of many of the details. These models focus on capturing the main features of the Circular Economy to improve our understanding of the fundamental mechanisms, relationships, or cause-and-effect dynamics.

	=== The Circular Economy and Climate Mitigation ===		=== The Circular Economy and Climate Mitigation ===

Laurent.drouet: /* R words coverage */

2023-09-04T13:00:39Z

R words coverage

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	![[CIRCEE]]		![[CIRCEE]]
	![[DICE-MAT]]		![[DICE-MAT]]
			![[IEBUILDING]]
	![[STYLIE\|Styl-IE]]		![[STYLIE\|Styl-IE]]
	![[MATCGE]]		![[MATCGE]]
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	\|[[Refuse (R0)]]		\|[[Refuse (R0)]]
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>\|<big>✗</big>
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|[[Remanufacture (R6)]]		\|[[Remanufacture (R6)]]
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|[[Repurpose (R7)]]		\|[[Repurpose (R7)]]
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	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|[[Recycle (R8)]]		\|[[Recycle (R8)]]
			\|<big>✗</big>
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
	\|<big>✗</big>		\|<big>✗</big>
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	\|[[Recover (R9)]]		\|[[Recover (R9)]]
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Darius.corbier: /* R words coverage */

2023-09-02T16:42:25Z

R words coverage

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Laurent.drouet: /* R words coverage */

2023-09-02T13:49:48Z

R words coverage

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	!CIRCEE		![[CIRCEE]]
	!DICE-MAT		![[DICE-MAT]]
	!Styl-IE		![[STYLIE\|Styl-IE]]
	!MATCGE		![[MATCGE]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[Refuse (R0)]]		\|[[Refuse (R0)]]