Computational and AI methods in climate economics - Lecture 2
By Simon Scheidegger
Computational and AI methods in climate economics - Lecture 3
By Simon Scheidegger
Appears in collection : CEMRACS 2026 : Modeling and AI for Environmental Transition / Centre d'Eté Mathématique de Recherche Avancée en Calcul Scientifique
This mini-course introduces computational and AI methods for climate economics to the participants of the CEMRACS 2026 summer school. Over three lectures it builds a modern deep-learning toolkit for solving, estimating, and performing uncertainty quantification on high-dimensional dynamic economic models with a running application to climate economy integrated assessment models (IAMs) and optimal carbon taxation.