Themes

Theme 1: Development of an integrate assessment model of social-ecological system

P.I.: Hiroya Yamano (NIES)

Four Sub-temes

1-(1)： Development of the integrated assessment model for social and ecological systems
1-(2)： Development of the agent-based model combined value-behaviour change and ecosystem dynamics
1-(3)： Development of the assessment model for biodiversity and ecosystem services in the terrestrial areas
1-(4)： Development of the assessment model for biodiversity and ecosystem services in the marine areas

Theme 2: Development of future scenarios and combination of response options

P.I.: Osamu Saito (IGES)

Four Sub-temes

2-(1)： Development of future scenarios and combinations of response options, and their international application
2-(2)： Future scenarios and response options for population, land, and Infrastructure
2-(3)： Future scenarios and response options for lifestyle
2-(4)： Visualization and response options for nexus across society, consumption, and industry

Theme 3: Interaction between value-behavior-culture and biodiversity

P.I.: Katsue Fukamachi (Kyoto University)

Four Sub-temes

3-(1)： Nature-based diverse local cultures and biodiversity
3-(2)： Nature-based values and their determining factors
3-(3)： Co-creation of biodiversity values and participatory design of education
3-(4)： Visualization of relationships between multiple values and behaviours

Theme 4: National scale scenario analysis by the integrated assessment model and its social application

P.I.: Shizuka Hashimoto (Tokyo University)

Four Sub-temes

4-(1)： Sustainable national land use strategies for biodiversity, climate change, and disaster risk reduction
4-(2)： Conservation of biodiversity through protected areas, OECM, and ecosystem restoration
4-(3)： Introduction of renewable energy as a climate change mitigation measure and impact assessment on ecosystem
4-(4)： Assessment of vulnerability and robustness against natural disasters

Theme 5: Local scale scenario analysis by the integrated assessment model and its social application

P.I.: Takehito Yoshida (Tokyo University)

Four Sub-temes

5-(1): Meta-analysis integrating biodiversity and socio-economic factors and comparative analysis of local policies
5-(2): Local scale scenario analysis by the integrated assessment model and its social application in Satoyama landscapes
5-(3): Local scale scenario analysis by the integrated assessment model and its social application in river-basin connecting forest, village, river, and sea
5-(4): Local scale scenario analysis by the integrated assessment model and its social application in cities and their surrounding areas