CliMaPan-Lab Documentation

Welcome to CliMaPan-Lab

CliMaPan-Lab is a comprehensive agent-based economic modeling framework that integrates climate change and pandemic dynamics. This documentation provides detailed information about installation, usage, API reference, and examples.

Getting Started

• Installation
  • Requirements
  • Dependencies
  • Installation Methods
  • Verify Installation
  • Troubleshooting
• Quick Start Guide
  • Basic Simulation
  • Running Different Scenarios
  • Command Line Interface
  • Analyzing Results
  • Basic Visualization
  • Key Parameters
  • Next Steps
• Climate Module
  • Climate Damage Types
  • Climate Parameters
  • Climate Variables
  • Command Line Usage
  • Integration with Economic Scenarios
  • Historical Context
  • Best Practices
  • Example Analysis

API Reference

• API Reference
  • Economic Model
  • Economic Agents
  • Main Model
  • Core Parameters

Model Documentation

• ODD+D Protocol Documentation for CliMaPan-Lab
  • Overview
  • Design Concepts (ODD core + ODD+D extensions)
  • Decision Logic (ODD+D Extension)
  • Details
  • Appendices

Development

• Contributing to CliMaPan-Lab
• Changelog
• License

Key Features

• Agent-Based Modeling: Comprehensive economic agents including consumers, firms, banks, and government

• Climate Integration: Climate shocks and economic impacts modeling with detailed step-by-step dynamics

• Pandemic Dynamics: COVID-19 effects on economic activity with SEIR-like disease progression

• Policy Analysis: Carbon taxes, fiscal policies, and intervention scenarios

• Flexible Scenarios: Various economic and environmental conditions

• Comprehensive Testing: 60+ tests across 5 categories ensuring reliability

• Extensive Documentation: Well-documented codebase with detailed inline comments explaining agent lifecycles, simulation flow, and component interactions

Quick Links

• Installation - Get started with installing CliMaPan-Lab

• Quick Start Guide - Run your first simulation

• API Reference - Complete API documentation

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page