Microeconomic analysis of short-term agricultural management and its interaction with climate change

气候变化不仅会促使农业生产者调整其农业组织和生产计划，还将鼓励调整年度工作计划。这些影响将通过一个生物经济模拟模型进行研究，该模型将作物模型系统EXPERTN与FARMACTOR的经济决策功能相结合。短期管理决策是模拟的，以应对大气，土壤条件和作物生长阈值或“触发器”的方式，考虑经验学习的经济代理人。这使得复制环境、作物表现和农场管理之间的密切关系成为可能。特别注意的是研究“嵌入式风险”，这是灵活的可能的人类反应不断演变的不确定的经济和环境条件随着时间的推移。通过使用随机拉丁方抽样程序进行系统的敏感性分析，元建模数据库将有助于检查基本模型结构。为此，该模型将由研究股提供的天气数据驱动。将通过灵敏度结果校准贝叶斯网络，以帮助进一步分析。通过这一点，生产决策将得到优化，这一步的模拟模型将过于复杂。此外，这使利益攸关方能够参与实地一级的模拟，以测试模型结果的可行性。最后，简化的管理规则将被转移到综合土地使用模型，使其能够根据现有的模型数据，如天气和作物数据，整合短期决策。模拟的未来天气情景将用于预测气候变化对欧洲耕地的影响。

Climate change will not only challenge agricultural producers to adapt their farm organisation and production planning, but also encourage adjustments to annual work scheduling. These effects will be examined through a bio-economic simulation model that integrates the crop model system EXPERTN with the economic decision-making functionality of FARMACTOR. Short-term management decisions are heuristically simulated to respond to atmospheric, soil condition and crop growth thresholds or "triggers" in a way that considers experiential learning by economic agents. This makes it possible to replicate the close relationships between the environment, crop performance and farm management. Special attention is paid to studying "embedded risk" which represents the flexibility of possible human reactions to evolving uncertain economic and environmental conditions over time. By way of systematic sensitivity analysis using a random Latinsquare sampling procedure, a data base for meta-modelling will facilitate the examination of the fundamental model structure. For this, the model will be driven by weather data provided in the Research Unit. A Bayesian network will be calibrated via sensitivity results to assist in further analysis. Through this, production decisions will be optimised, a step for which the simulation model would be too complex. Further, this enables the engagement of stakeholders with field-level simulations in order to test the plausibility of model results. Finally, simplified management rules will be transferred to the integrated land-use models, enabling them to integrate short-term decisions based on existing model data such as weather and crop data. Simulated future weather scenarios will then be utilised to forecast the effects of climate change on arable lands in Europe.