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I N T E G R A T E D S I N K E N H A N C E M E N T A S S E S S M E N T
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Uwe SchneiderDagmar SchwabOskar Franklin
Alexander MoiseyevMichael Obersteiner
Florian KraxnerGlen Armstrong
EUFASOM Forestry Sector
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People love chopping wood,in this activity one immediately
sees results
Albert Einstein
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EUFASOM Forestry
SectorEU FOREST AND AGRICULTURE SECTOR OPTIMIZATION MODEL
Producer and Consumer Welfare
Forestry SectorAgriculture Sector
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EUFASOM Forestry
SectorOverview
Forest sector in EUFASOM
InputConstraints
Output
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EUFASOM Forestry
SectorInput Data:
Oskar Model (Oskar Franklin)
Forest Sector GTM (Alexander Moiseyev)
FAOSTAT
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Sector Oskar Model
delivers biomass, tree number, harvest costs …etc. for each country, each species, each managing type (thinning), each period, each cohort.
(code input:) 2005.Bulg.Spruce.30-35.NoThin.Carbon 43.41 tons per
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2005.Slvk.Car.105-110.NoThin.HarvestCost 1159.43 EUR per ha
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Sector are used as starting data
and constraint parameters
(the Oskar Model simulates the grow of the trees…-> this corresponds to CO2 fertilisation ->Exogenous parameters have a time dimension)
(code input:)
2070.Port.DouglasFir.55-60.NoThin.HarvestLabour 25.12
h per ha
6.6 million data-lines from the Oskar
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EUFASOM Forestry
SectorForest Sector GTMIIASA/EFIProcess data
production of secondary products made out of primary products
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SectorProcess: HardWoodSAWING(code input:)
Needs Labour -3.00 hours
Needs Electricity -70.00 kWNeeds OtherCosts - 17.60
EuroNeeds HardWoodSawLogs - 2.10 m3
Produces HardWoodPulpChips 0.72 m3
Produces PanelChips 0.22 m3
Produces EnergyChips 0.11 m3
Produces HardWoodSawnWood 1.05 m3
in Czech Republic
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SectorFAOSTAT
demand and supply data per Product and Country demand
and supply price, quantity, elasticity
e.g. plywood, graphic paper, panel chips, energy chips….
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Primary forest products
Cost,labour…
Forest area
secondary forest products
Cost,labour…
Primary forest products
Oskar Data
GTM
Exogenous Data
Demand
Trade limit (transportation cost)
Products
FAOSTAT
and other exogenous data…..
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Endogenous Variables
GTM, FAOSTAT
other exogenous DataOskar Data Objective functionconstraints
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SectorOBJECTIVE FUNCTION OF EUFASOM:
Total Welfare = Consumer Surplus + Producer Surplus
+ Governmental Net Payments – Cost of Production
– Cost of Transport – Cost of Processing
s.t. constraints
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SectorConstraints:e.g. Forest Inventory Equations
(simplyfied):fv(period, cohort) –fv(period-1,cohort-1)
–fv(period-1,oldestcohort)+hv(period,cohort)=fia(firstperiod,cohort)
fv……forest variable (forest area) (ENDO.)hv……harvest variable (harvested wood area) (ENDO.)fia……forest initial area (EXO. DATA)Constant:country, soil-type, soil-state, species, owner,
management
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SectorFORINVENT_EQU(PERIOD,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT, FORTECH,POLICY)..FOREST_VAR(PERIOD,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT,FORTE
CH,POLICY)$
(FOREST_DATA(PERIOD,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT,FORTECH,POLICY,
SOILTYPE)AND(FOREST_DATA(PERIOD,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT,"ALLTHIN",POLICY,"AREA") OR (NOT YOUNGEST(COHORT))))
- FOREST_VAR(PERIOD-1,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT-1,FORTECH,POLICY) $((NOT FIRST(PERIOD)) AND (NOT YOUNGEST(COHORT)) ANDFOREST_DATA(PERIOD-1,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT-
1,FORTECH,POLICY,SOILTYPE)) - FOREST_VAR(PERIOD-1,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT,FORTECH,POLICY) $((NOT FIRST(PERIOD)) and OLDEST(COHORT) AND FOREST_DATA(PERIOD-
1,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT,FORTECH,POLICY,SOILTYPE)) + HARVEST_VAR(PERIOD,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT,FORTECH,POLICY) $(FOREST_DATA(PERIOD,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT,FORTECH,POLICY,"HarvestCost") AND
(FOREST_DATA(PERIOD,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT,FORTECH,POLICY,"AREA") OR (NOT YOUNGEST(COHORT)))) =E=INITIALFOREST_VAR(PERIOD,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT,FORTECH,POLICY) $(FIRST(PERIOD) AND
FOREST_DATA(PERIOD,REGION,SOILTYPE,SOILSTATE,SPECIES,OWNER,COHORT,"ALLTHIN",POLICY,"AREA"));
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WELFARE
11 resource equation blocks
5 enviroment
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externality
accounts
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10 production equation blocks
policy
equation blocks
(number varies)
8 separable programmi
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endogenous variables
input data
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SectorResultsendogenous variables and marginal of
equations• Harvest age• Harvest species• Average harvest age• Species change• Product prices• Trade• …
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Harvest Area Germany
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Beech BroadLeaf DouglasFir Fir Larch Oak ScotsPine Spruce
no agriculture , no trade, no carbon tax
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Birch BroadLeaf Poplar ScotsPine Spruce
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Year: 2020
Including thinning
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1) EUFASOM Forest Sector is established• Forest Industry (sawmilling, wood panel, pulp and
paper)• Physical flows, financial flows• Labor effects2) Climate policy analysis is carried out• average harvest age is increasing• We see substitution effects on the pulpwood market
from hard wood to softwood pulp logs3) Future• Technology update in cooperation with the
EFORWOOD project• Assessment of relative competitiveness of harvested
wood products• Other input updates