Socio-economic data for global environmental change research

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作者：
Ilona M. Otto
Anne Biewald
Dim Coumou
Georg Feulner
Claudia Köhler
Thomas Nocke
Anders Blok
Albert Gröber
Sabine Selchow
David Tyfield
Ingrid Volkmer
Hans Joachim Schellnhuber
Ulrich Beck
机构：
[1] Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research,Department of Sociology
[2] Zhejiang University,Department of International Development
[3] School of Public Affairs,undefined
[4] University of Copenhagen,undefined
[5] Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität,undefined
[6] Institute for Cosmopolitan Studies,undefined
[7] London School of Economics and Political Science,undefined
[8] Lancaster University,undefined
[9] Lancaster Environment Centre,undefined
[10] University of Melbourne,undefined
[11] School of Culture and Communication,undefined
[12] Santa Fe Institute,undefined
[13] Santa Fe,undefined
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Nature Climate Change | 2015年 / 5卷
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Subnational socio-economic datasets are required if we are to assess the impacts of global environmental changes and to improve adaptation responses. Institutional and community efforts should concentrate on standardization of data collection methodologies, free public access, and geo-referencing.
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