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Wolfgang Weimer-Jehle This article is mainly directed at method experts interested in the mathematical background of Cross-Impact Balance Analysis. It develops the mathematical framework of the CIB matrix calculus, describes a set of invariance operations and proves the universality of CIB as a finite-state analysis tool. Download |
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The Helmholtz Alliance "ENERGY-TRANS" studies the interplay between technological and societal aspects of the energy transition in Germany. ZIRN develops societal scenarios using the CIB method... More |
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In a project dealing with the conditions of sustainable heat consumption the interdependence of structural conditions, actor behaviour and consumer behaviour is analysed using the CIB method... More |
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A project of the Stuttgart Cluster of Excellence "SimTech" uses CIB as a method to integrate political, social and economical contexts into environmental simulations... More |
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In a project about obesity prevention the obesity risks of socially disadvantaged children and adolescents will be analysed using the CIB method... More |
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The German-Peruvian project LiWa aims at strategies to cope with the threats of climate change to the water supply of Lima. The project's integrative scenarios are developed using the CIB method... More |
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Version 3.42 of the free CIB software ScenarioWizard Basic is available now... More |
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The archive offers a compilation of older CIB notes on projects and publications... More |