samgdotson / 2024-dotson-modeling

A systematic literature review on the intersections among energy system modeling, energy justice, and uncertainty analysis.

Review of co-creative processes in energy modelling.

Questions:

1. How do localized communities develop energy visions?
2. How do energy modellers engage with community stakeholders?
3. Are there any energy models or frameworks that are co-created with stakeholders?
4. How do localized communities understand energy justice?
5. To what extent do municipalities use (or not use) energy models?
6. What is the overlap between energy justice and local energy planning?

Keywords

Include:

• Energy modelling:
  • Energy systems
  • Energy model
  • Energy modelling
  • Energy system optimization
  • Modelling process
• Energy justice:
  • Energy justice
  • Energy equity
  • Energy burden
  • Procedural
  • Distribut* justice
  • Recognition
  • Burdens
  • Benefits
• Location:
  • Municipal
  • Local
  • Community
  • City
• Planning processes:
  • Energy planning
  • Planning
  • Municipal planning
  • Energy vision
  • Energy goals
  • Decision*making process
  • Participat*
  • Deliberat*
  • Democra*
  • Transpar*
• Model development:
  • Co*creat*
  • Open*source
  • Model development
  • Code development

Exclude:

• building
• machine*learning
• machine learning
• artificial intelligence
• AI
• Game theory
• Game theoretic
• Integrated assessment model

Procedure

For a given question, a specific combination of keyword sets will be used. For example, for question 6, the search criteria would include words from [Location, Energy justice, planning processes, energy modelling]

Outline

The top*level directory should contain all TeX files for the journal article itself.

The graph*abs directory holds all files for the graphical abstract.

The highlights directory holds all files for the 3*5 bullet point highlights.

The letter directory holds all files for the cover letter to the journal editor and reviewers.

The revise directory holds all files for revision comments and the corresponding edits. Each new round of revisions should be covered in a separate TeX file.

To review

The elsarticle format supports convenient options for viewing.

To view the article in a "review" format, modify the first line of the main.tex file so that it reads

\documentclass[review]{elsarticle}

To view the article in a "final print" format, modify the first line of main.tex file so that it reads

\documentclass[3p, twocolumn]{elsarticle}

elsarticle supports other formats that can be read about here

To compile

Run make after making appropriate edits to the main.tex file and adding content to other tex files as needed.