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Market Module of the National Energy Modeling System,
Model Documentation 2004
Documents the objectives and the conceptual and methodological approach used in the development of the National Energy Modeling System's (NEMS) Coal Market Module (CMM) used to develop the Annual Energy Outlook 2004 (AEO2004). This report catalogues and describes the assumptions, methodology, estimation techniques, and source code of CMM's two submodules. These are the Coal Production Submodule (CPS) and the Coal Distribution Submodule (CDS).
Pages: 180, released: March 2004, periodicity: Annual, publication number DOE/EIA-M060(2004), contact Michael Mellish (202) 586-2136
Commercial
Sector Demand Module of the National Energy Modeling
System, Model Documentation 2004
Documents the objectives, analytical approach and development
of the National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) Commercial
Sector Demand Module. The report catalogues and describes
the model assumptions, computational methodology, parameter
estimation techniques, model source code, and forecast
results generated through the synthesis and scenario
development based on these components.
Pages: 204, released: February 2004,
periodicity: Annual, publication number DOE/EIA-M066(2004),
contact Erin Boedecker (202) 586-4791 586-4791
Directory of Energy Information
Administration Models 2002 pdf
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Presents an alphabetical listing of all active models.
Brief statements regarding each model's title, acronym,
purpose, and status are given, followed by more detailed
information on characteristics and requirements. Sources
for additional information are identified.
Pages: 70, released: December 2002, periodicity:
Annual, publication number DOE/EIA-0293(2002), contact
Mary Ellen Golby (202) 586-1094
Electricity
Market Module of the National Energy Modeling System,
Model Documentation Report 2004
Documents the Electricity Market Module as it was used for the Annual Energy Outlook 2004. The Electricity Market Module (EMM) is the electricity supply component of the National Energy Modeling System (NEMS). The EMM represents the generation, transmission, and pricing of electricity. It consists of four submodules: the Electricity Capacity Planning (ECP) Submodule, the Electricity Fuel Dispatch (EFD) Submodule, the Electricity Finance and Pricing (EFP) Submodule, and the Load and Demand-Side Management (LDSM) Submodule.
Pages: 256, released: March 2004, periodicity: Annual, publication number DOE/EIA-M068(2004),
contact Robert Eynon, (202) 586-2315
Industrial
Sector Demand Module of the National Energy Modeling
System, Model Documentation 2004
Documents the objectives, analytical approach, and development
of the National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) Industrial
Demand Model. The report catalogues and describes model
assumptions, computational methodology, parameter estimation
techniques, and model source code.
Pages: 124, released: February 2004,
periodicity: Annual, publication number DOE/EIA-M064(2004),
contact T. C. Honeycutt (202) 586-1420
Integrating
Module of the National Energy Modeling System, Model
Documentation 2004
Provides an overview of the
complete National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) model,
and includes brief descriptions of the modules with
which the Integrating Module interacts. The emphasis
and focus, however, is on the structure and function
of the Integrating Module of NEMS.
Pages: 64, released: February 2004, periodicity:
Annual, publication number DOE/EIA-M057(2004), contact
Dan Skelly, (202) 586-1722
International
Energy Module Model - Model Documentation 2004
Summarizes the overall structure of the International
Energy Model and its interface with other NEMS modules,
mathematical specifications of behavioral relationships,
and data sources and estimation methods. Following a
general description of the function and rationale of
its key components, system and equation level information
sufficient to permit independent evaluation of the model's
technical details is presented.
Pages: 63, released: March 2004, periodicity: One-Time, publication number DOE/EIA-M071(2004),
ontact G. Daniel Butler (202) 586-9503
Macroeconomic
Activity Module (MAM) of the National Energy Modeling
System--Model Documentation 2004
Documents the objectives, analytical
approach, and development of the National Energy Modeling
System (NEMS) Macroeconomic Activity Module (MAM) used
to develop the Annual Energy Outlook for 2004 (AEO2004).
The report catalogues and describes the module assumptions,
computations, methodology, parameter estimation techniques,
and mainframe source code.
Pages: 118, released:
February 2004, periodicity: Annual, publication number
DOE/EIA-M065(2004), contact Ron Earley (202) 586-1398
National
Energy Modeling System: An Overview 2003, The
Presents an overview of the structure and methodology
of the National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) and each
of its components. NEMS is a computer-based, energy-economy
modeling system of U.S. energy markets for the midterm
period through 2025.
Pages: 72, released: March 2003, periodicity:
Biennial, publication number DOE/EIA-0581(2003)
Natural
Gas Transmission and Distribution Module of the National
Energy Modeling System 2004
Documents the archived version of the Natural Gas Transmission and Distribution Model that was used to produce the natural gas forecasts used in support of the Annual Energy Outlook 2004.
Pages:191, released: March 2004, periodicity: Annual, publication number DOE/EIA-M062(2004), contact Joe Benneche, (202) 586-6132
Oil
and Gas Supply Module (OGSM) of the National Energy
Modeling System Model Documentation 2004
Defines the objectives of the Oil and Gas Supply Model
(OGSM), to describe the model's basic approach, and
to provide detail on how the model works. This report
is intended as a reference document for model analysts,
users, and the public.
Pages:280, released:
March 2004, periodicity: Annual, publication number
DOE/EIA-M063(2004), contact Ted McCallister (202) 586-4820
Petroleum
Market Model of the National Energy Modeling System
2004, Volume 1
Defines the objectives of the Petroleum Market
Model (PMM), describe its basic approach, and provide
detail on how it works. This report is intended as a
reference document for model analysts, users, and the
public.
Pages:177, released: March 2004, periodicity: Annual, publication number DOE/EIA-M059(2004)-1, contact Han-Lin Lee (202) 586-4247
Petroleum
Market Model of the National Energy Modeling System
2004, Volume 2
Defines the objectives of the Petroleum Market
Model (PMM), describe its basic approach, and provide
detail on how it works. This report is intended as a
reference document for model analysts, users, and the
public.
Pages:235 , released:
March 2004, periodicity: Annual, publication number
DOE/EIA-M059(2004)-2, contact Han-Lin Lee (202) 586-4247
Renewable
Fuels Module of the National Energy Modeling System,
Model Documentation 2004
This report documents the objectives, analytical
approach, and design of the National Energy Modeling
System (NEMS) Renewable Fuels Module (RFM) as it relates
to the production of the Annual Energy Outlook 2004
(AEO2004) forecasts. This report catalogues and describes
modeling assumptions, computational methodologies, data
inputs, and parameter estimation techniques. A number
of offline analyses used in lieu of RFM modeling components
are also described.
Pages: 151, released: March 2004, periodicity: Annual, publication number DOE/EIA-M069(2004), contact Tom Petersik, (202) 586-6582
Residential
Sector Demand Module of the National Energy Modeling
System, Model Documentation 2004
Documents the objectives, analytical approach, and development
of the National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) Residential
Sector Demand Module.
The report catalogues and describes the model assumptions,
computational methodology, parameter estimation techniques,
and FORTRAN source code.
Pages: 180, released: February 2004, periodicity: Annual,
publication number DOE/EIA-M067(2004), contact John
H. Cymbalsky (202) 586-4815
System
for the Analysis of Global Energy Markets, Model Documentation
(SAGE), 2003 -Volume 1
Documents the
objectives and the conceptual and methodological approach used
in the development of projections for the International Energy
Outlook. The first volume of this report describes the SAGE
methodology and provides an in-depth explanation of the
equations of the model. The second volume provides a data
implementation guide that lists all naming conventions and
model constraints. In addition, Volume 1 has two appendixes
that provide a schematic of the SAGE structure and a listing
of the source code, respectively.
Pages: 345, released: August 2003, periodicity: Annual,
publication number DOE/EIA-M 072(2003)/1, contact Barry
Kapilow-Cohen (202) 586-5359
System
for the Analysis of Global Energy Markets, Model Documentation
(SAGE), 2003 -Volume II - Data Implementation
Guide
Documents the objectives and the
conceptual and methodological approach used in the development
of projections for the International Energy Outlook. The first
volume of this report describes the SAGE methodology and
provides an in-depth explanation of the equations of the
model. The second volume provides a data implementation guide
that lists all naming conventions and model constraints. In
addition, Volume 1 has two appendixes that provide a schematic
of the SAGE structure and a listing of the source code,
respectively.
Pages: 125,
released: August 2003, periodicity: Annual, publication number
DOE/EIA-M072( 2003)/2, Barry Kapilow-Cohen (202)
586-5359
Transportation
Sector Model of the National Energy Modeling System,
Model Documentation 2004
Documents the objectives, analytical approach and development of the National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) Transportation Model (TRAN).
The report catalogues and describes the model assumptions, computational methodology, parameter estimation techniques, model source code, and forecast results generated by the model.
Pages: 154, released: March 2004, periodicity: Annual, publication number DOE/EIA-M070(2004), contact John Maples, (202) 586-1757
Transportation
Sector Model of the World Energy Projection
System
Documents the
objectives, analytical approach, and development of the WEPS
Transportation Sector Module. The report catalogues and
describes model assumptions, computational methodology, and
parameter estimation approach.
Pages: 36, released: June
1999, periodicity: Annual, publication number
DOE/EIA-M072(99), contact Barry Cohen, (202)
586-5359
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