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? ? ? ? 戴瀚程，2017年1月起任北京大学环境科学与工程学院助理教授，博士生导师。2006年获北京大学理学学士学位，2009年获德国慕尼黑理工大学硕士学位，2012年获日本东京工业大学博士学位，2013至2016年期间在日本国立环境研究所从事博士后研究工作。一直围绕全球气候变化经济学与政策分析、能源与环境经济学等领域，针对经济发展如何实现绿色低碳转型、转型过程伴随的成本和效益以及转型的关键技术措施等问题，以能源-环境-健康-经济系统综合评价模型为手段开展系列研究工作。开发和构建了适用于国家、省级及全球多个层面政策分析的IMED模型，作为国家和省级相关机构的制定气候政策的重要决策支持工具。
? ? ? ? 在国内外能源经济和政策领域核心期刊上发表50余篇学术论文，总被引用次数逾1300，ESI前1%高被引论文8篇，Web of Science H 指数为18，主要期刊包括 Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews, Environmental International, Applied energy, Environmental Science & Technology, Journal of Cleaner Production, Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, Energy, Renewable Energy, Environmental Research Letters, Energy Economics, Energy Policy等。最新文章请点击?Google Scholar?或?Researchgate?个人主页或中文或英文简历，基于IMED模型发表的期刊文章简要综述可在此处下载：中文/英文幻灯片。
主要经历
??? 教育背景
2009.10 - 2012.12? 日本东京工业大学社会理工学科，博士
2006.10 - 2009.03? 德国慕尼黑工业大学环境规划与生态工程系，硕士
2002.09 - 2006.07? 北京大学环境学院环境科学系，学士
??? 工作经历
2017.01 - 至今? ? ? ? 北京大学环境科学与工程学院，助理教授（博士生导师）
2013.01 - 2016.12? 日本国立环境研究所环境经济研究室，博士后
2009.04 - 2009.10? 日本国立环境研究所环境经济研究室，科研助理
?? ?学术兼职
2017.10 -?2018.10? ?未来地球计划亚洲季风区可持续发展集成研究（MAIRS-FE，Monsoon Asia Integrated Research on Sustainability - Future Earth）国际项目办公室主任（International Project Office Executive Director）【链接】
2016???????《Frontiers in Energy》，专刊编委
期刊审稿人：Nature Climate Change;?Energy Policy; Energy Economics;?Environment, Development and Sustainability; International Journal of Energy Research;?Renewable Energy; Journal of Cleaner Production;?Ecological Indicators; Economic Modelling;?Applied Energy; Sustainability;?Journal of Environmental Planning and Management; Science of the Total Environment;?The Energy Journal; Frontiers in Energy;?Nature Hazards; Omega;?Journal of Environmental Planning and Management;?Resources, Conservation & Recycling (2017年度优秀审稿人);?Environmental International.
研究领域：环境管理/能源-环境-经济政策定量分析?

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? ? ? ? 戴瀚程，2017年1月起任北京大学环境科学与工程学院助理教授，博士生导师。2009年获德国慕尼黑理工大学硕士学位，2012年获日本东京工业大学博士学位，2013至2016年期间在日本国立环境研究所从事博士后研究工作。一直围绕全球气候变化经济学与政策分析、能源与环境经济学等领域，针对经济发展如何实现绿色低碳转型、转型过程伴随的成本和效益以及转型的关键技术措施等问题，以能源-环境-健康-经济系统综合评价模型为手段开展系列研究工作。开发和构建了适用于中国的国家、省级及全球多个层面政策分析的IMED模型，作为国家和省级相关机构的制定气候政策的重要决策支持工具。
? ? ? ? 在国内外能源经济和政策领域核心期刊上发表40余篇学术论文，总被引用次数约770次（Reseachgate数据），ESI前1%高被引论文6篇【链接】，Web of Science H 指数为14【链接】，主要期刊包括 Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews (IF=8.05), Applied energy (IF=7.18), Environmental Science & Technology (IF=6.20), Journal of Cleaner Production (IF=5.72), Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics (IF=5.32), Energy (IF=4.52), Renewable Energy (IF=3.40), Environmental Research Letters (IF=3.91), Energy Economics (IF=3.20), Energy Policy (IF=4.14)等。最新文章请见?Google Scholar?或?Reseachgate?个人主页或个人简历。
主要经历
???? 教育背景
2009.10 - 2012.12? 日本东京工业大学社会理工学科，博士
2006.10 - 2009.03? 德国慕尼黑工业大学环境规划与生态工程系，硕士
2002.09 - 2006.07? 北京大学环境学院环境科学系，学士
??? 工作经历
2017.01 - 至今? ? ? ? 北京大学环境科学与工程学院，助理教授（博士生导师）
2013.01 - 2016.12? 日本国立环境研究所环境经济研究室，博士后
2009.04 - 2009.10? 日本国立环境研究所环境经济研究室，科研助理
?? ?学术兼职
2017.10 -?至今? ?未来地球计划亚洲季风区可持续发展集成研究（MAIRS-FE，Monsoon Asia Integrated Research on Sustainability - Future Earth）国际项目办公室主任（International Project Office Executive Director）【链接】
2016?????? 《Frontiers in Energy》（中国工程院院刊），专刊编委
期刊审稿人：Nature Climate Change; Energy Policy; Energy Economics; Environment, Development and Sustainability; International Journal of Energy Research; Renewable Energy; Journal of Cleaner Production; Ecological Indicators; Economic Modelling; Applied Energy; Sustainability; Journal of Environmental Planning and Management; Science of the Total Environment; The Energy Journal; Frontiers in Energy; Nature Hazards; Omega; Journal of Environmental Planning and Management;?Resources, Conservation & Recycling（2017年度优秀审稿人）; Environmental International.
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IMED Overview
Introduction to the Integrated Model of Energy, Environment and Economy for Sustainable Development (IMED) Model could be downloaded here:?English Version. A?brief review of the peer reviewed papers based on IMED model is available here:?Slides of IMED review.
Introduction
Global climate change caused by anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is one of the major challenges facing mankind this century. As global GHG emissions increase, global temperatures have risen significantly, exceeding the pre-industrial revolution level and resulting in many consequences such as glacier shrinkage, sea level rise, extreme weather and crop yield reduction. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change has called for all countries to take effective measures to reduce their GHG emissions so that the global average temperature rise by the end of this century will not exceed 2-degree from the pre-industrial revolution level, and strive to control it within 1.5 degrees.
China is not only a major emitter of GHGs but also a developing country facing major environmental pressures including air pollution. Since the Reform and Opening-up in 1978, China has made remarkable achievements in economic growth. However, for a long time, the industrial structure is dominated by energy, resource and pollution intensive industries. Meanwhile, its energy structure is dominated by fossil fuels such as coal, leading to overcapacity, environmental degradation, resource depletion, and sharp increase in carbon emissions. Faced with the dual pressures of domestic environmental pollution and international climate mitigation, the Chinese government has made commitment to reduce the intensity of carbon dioxide per unit of GDP by 60% -65% in 2030 as compared with that of 2005 and reach carbon emissions peak by 2030.
The cause and solution of climate change and environmental problems are not only related to pollution discharge but also related to energy, industrial structure, consumption patterns and macro-micro decisions, and have important impacts on health and socio-economic systems (Figure 1). It is a major concern by policymakers and academic communities to seek for appropriate climate mitigation strategy and policy so that it could promote the long-term sustainable socioeconomic development. Hence, development and application of integrated assessment models based on the cognition of various aspects such as energy & industry & development model & pollution control & health protection & social development is not only an academic cutting-edge issue but also meaningful for decision support.
Figure 1: Inter-linkage of Energy ? Environment ? Economy Systems
The IMED Model at Peking University
In view of the aforementioned pressing background and urgent demand for policy assessment, the Green and Low Carbon Research Group (Homepage: http://scholar.pku.edu.cn/hanchengdai) of College of Environmental Sciences and Engineering at Peking University is devoted to developing integrated assessment model of energy-environment-economy system and contributing to the academic research and policy making of green and low-carbon sustainable development. The model is called IMED, or Integrated Model of Energy, Environment and Economy for Sustainable Development. IMED is a system of databases and models dealing with the complex systems of energy, environment and economy with the purpose of systematically and quantitatively analyzing economic, energy, environmental and climate policies at the city, provincial, national and global scales to provide relevant scientific support for decision making.
In recent years, IMED has been applied systematically to analyze air pollution reduction (Dong et al., 2015), human health (Xie et al., 2016; Xie et al., 2017), resource efficiency (Wang et al., 2018), energy and climate mitigation policies (Dai et al., 2016; Dai et al., 2017,; Dai et al., 2016) of China at the national and provincial levels.
Key components of the IMED model
As illustrated in (Figure 2), IMED aims to integrate different kinds of models to address various research objectives, including:
To simulate development pathways of energy, environment and economic systems;
To explore the mechanisms of driving forces of economic development;
To investigate the externality of different economic development patterns on resource, energy consumption and environment;
To quantify the cost and benefit of green and low-carbon transition.
The core concern of IMED model is to focus on the socioeconomic aspects and energy systems, including the following key modules:
IMED|Data: A data base of energy, environment and economy related to global and national Input-output table, energy balance table, material and resource input output table, industry statistics, environmental pollutant emissions, human health data etc.
IMED|MIN: Statistical analysis of IMED|DATA using statistical techniques or machine learning techniques to find out laws of how economic development pattern, trajectories of key industry. Ultimately, it could help to obtain a more plausible projection of the future socioeconomic driving forces.
IMED|CGE: Computable general equilibrium (CGE) models of the global economy and China's provincial and national economy.
MED|HIO: Hybrid Input-Output model that combines the top-down type input-output analysis and bottom-up type of hundreds of discrete technology choices. The purpose is to account the energy consumption and environmental pollutant emissions under various trajectories of economic development.
IMED|HEL: IMED|HEL model quantifies the health and economic impacts caused by ambient air pollution. To address the indoor air pollution, we extended the IMED/Health model by introducing an indoor air pollution health impact module.
In addition, by soft-link with other existing models such as air quality model, water resource model, water quality model, crop model, land-use model, climate model etc., IMED model attempts to provide solutions to related policy making from the perspectives of interdisciplinary angle of societal-economic-industrial-energy-environment-climate chains.
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