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Massive Online Open Course on Simulation models for the design of transition paths towards a sustainable society

GEEDS-UVa researchers have developed a MOOC (Massive Online Open Course) to help students reach the competences in the use of simulation tools for the evaluation of economy, energy and environment systems, and, specifically, the MEDEAS tools developed in the MEDEAS project. Follow the link of the MOOC and the website

GEEDS-UVa researchers have developed a MOOC (Massive Online Open Course) to help students reach the competences in the use of simulation tools for the evaluation of economy, energy and environment systems, and, specifically, the MEDEAS tools developed in the MEDEAS project. Follow the link of the MOOC and the website of the project within which the MOOC has been developed:

Iñigo Capellán-Pérez
University of Valladolid – Group of Energy, Economy and System Dynamics, Spain.
Post–doctoral Researcher
http://www.geeds.es/
https://scholar.google.es/citations?user=2luBjEUAAAAJ&hl=es

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