Biomass and Bioenergy

Modelling biomass and bioenergy - Papers based on the Proceedings of an IEA Bioenergy Agreement Workshop on Modelling Tools for Biomass and Bioenergy held in Knoxville, TN, USA 8-10 April, 1997
pp. 263-264(2)
Authors: Overend R.P.R.P.; Mitchell C.P.C.P.

Development of decision support systems for bioenergy applications
pp. 265-278(14)
Author: Mitchell C.P.

Planning models for bioenergy: Some general observations and comments
pp. 279-282(4)
Author: Hektor B.

Method to estimate bioenergy crop feedstock supply curves
pp. 283-289(7)
Author: Walsh M.E.

Biomass and bioenergy applications of the POLYSYS modeling framework¹
pp. 291-308(18)
Authors: De La Torre Ugarte D.G.; Ray D.E.

A Geographic Information System-based modeling system for evaluating the cost of delivered energy crop feedstock
pp. 309-329(21)
Authors: Graham R.L.R.L.; English B.C.B.C.; Noon C.E.C.E.

The limits of modelling. Experiences with bioenergy in practice - could models have predicted this outcome?
pp. 331-340(10)
Authors: Roos A.; Rakos C.

Ecological assessment of integrated bioenergy systems using the Sustainable Process Index
pp. 341-368(28)
Authors: Krotscheck C.; Konig F.; Obernberger I.

Effects of alternative road pricing systems on network performance
pp. 407-436(30)
Authors: May A.D.; Milne D.S.

Delay-based passenger car equivalents for trucks at signalized intersections
pp. 437-457(21)
Authors: Benekohal R.F.; Zhao W.

The implications of differential network flexibility for spatial structures
pp. 459-479(21)
Authors: Feitelson E.; Salomon I.