Chinese Version of C-ROADS Climate Simulation in Development

By Andrew P. Jones
October 29, 2010

We’re excited to be working with Chinese colleagues to develop a version of the C-ROADS simulation in Chinese and calibrating it to match the dynamics of China.

A partnership with Tsinghua University as part of the MIT-Tsinghua-Cambridge Collaboration, along with support from a team of partners like Peter Senge, Rockefeller Brothers Fund and others, has helped make it happen.

For non-speakers of the language, those graphs and sliders represent GDP, energy intensity, carbon intensity, fuel mix, CO2 emissions, and other factors.

We feel honored to be part of a shared effort between the US and China to address climate change.

More screenshots of the interface are below.