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Australian National Outlook 2015: Living standards, resource use, environmental performance and economic activity, 1970-2050

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Hatfield-Dodds, Steve ; Adams, Philip ; Brinsmead, Thomas ; Bryan, Brett ; Chiew, Francis ; Finnigan, John ; Graham, Paul ; Grundy, Mike ; Harwood, Tom ; Brennan, Lisa ; Newth, David ; Nolan, Martin ; Schandl, Heinz ; Wonhas, Alex ; Baynes, Tim ; Ferrier, Simon ; Grigg, Nicky ; Hanslow, Kevin ; McCrea, Rod ; Prosser, Ian ; Stafford Smith, Mark ; Battaglia, Michael ; Canadell, Pep ; Connor, Jeff ; Geschke, Arne ; Harman, Ian ; Hayward, Jenny ; Keating, Brian ; King, Darran ; Lenzen, Manfred ; Lonsdale, Mark ; Navarro Garcia, Javier ; Owen, Anne ; Raison, John ; Reedman, Luke ; Smith, Michael H. ; Summers, David ; Whetton, Penny
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The maps in this data base identify most profitable land use in 2050. The information plotted on the maps is classified by current and potential land use, for seven scenarios assuming new land markets and recent trend agricultural productivity. Each scenario assumes a different level of carbon payment for single-species plantings, expressed as a share of the maximum payment in the very strong abatement scenario. Differences in payment rate arise from the level of global abatement incentives, interacting with biodiversity settings. The analysis assumes that no land shifts from native vegetation (including forest, woodland, shrubland and grassland) to agricultural use. The H3 map is for balanced land market settings. The CSIRO Data Access portal provides individual PowerPoint slides for each scenario, individual .tif files for each scenario map. Access to the Australian National Outlook Report and Technical Report can be found at http://www.csiro.au/nationaloutlook/.
Lineage: These maps are outputs of the Land-Use Trade-Offs (LUTO) modelling undertaken for the Australian National Outlook. For more detailed information see "Australian land-use and sustainability data: 2013-2050" at http://doi.org/10.4225/08/5604A2E8A00CC for further information on LUTO lineage.

Available: 2016-03-14

Data time period: 2012-01-01 to 2050-01-01

154.005,-9.995 154.005,-44.005 112.505,-44.005 112.505,-9.995 154.005,-9.995

133.255,-27

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Agricultural, Veterinary and Food Sciences | Agricultural Economics | Agricultural Land Planning | Agriculture, Land and Farm Management | Applied Economics | Artificial Intelligence | Conservation and Biodiversity | Economics | Environmental Sciences | Economic activity | Economic Geography | Environment and Resource Economics | Environment Policy | Environmental Management | Human Society | Human Geography | Information and Computing Sciences | Modelling and Simulation | Natural Resource Management | Policy and Administration | environmental performance and living standards | resource use |

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