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    Playing seriously with mitigationstrategies for climate change

    ALTA SCUOLA POLITECNICA

    Giulia Gallia

    Matteo GiulianiFrancesco Lunetta

    Marko Radeta

    Mario Sangiorgio

    MarcoTriverio

    POLITECNICO DI MILANO

    Renato Casagrandi

    Giulia FioreseEmanuele Martelli

    Stefano Consonni

    Stefano Caserini

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    Founded by Politecnico di Milano and Politecnico di Torino

    Top 150 students from both schoolsMultidisciplinary environment(engineers, architects, and designers)

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    THERESNOSUCHISSUE!

    ITSALREADYTOOLATE

    ITISNOTHUMANSFAULT

    ITSTOOEXPENSIVETOFIX

    CLIMATE CHANGE

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    STATISTICSCLIMATE CHANGE

    WHATIFWEDONOTHING?

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    WHATIFWEDONOTHING?

    ENERGY CONSUMPTION WILL INCREASE

    0

    300

    600

    900

    1,200

    1850 1900 1950 2000 2050 2100

    Energyconsum

    ption(EJ)

    Energy consumption

    Source: Stefano Caserini - A qualcuno piace caldo

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    CO2 CONCENTRATIONS WILL INCREASE

    WHATIFWEDONOTHING?

    CO2concentration(ppm)

    240.00

    405.00

    570.00

    735.00

    900.00

    1890 1930 1970 2010 2050 2090

    A2 (business as usual)

    A1B

    B1

    Known data

    Source: Science Magazine http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/307/5716/1769/FIG1

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    TEMPERATURES HAVE ALREADY INCREASED

    WHATIFWEDONOTHING?

    -0.53

    -0.35

    -0.18

    0

    0.18

    0.35

    0.53

    0.70

    1880 1900 1920 1940 1960 1980 2000

    Annual mean Five-year mean

    Degree

    Celsius

    Source: GISS NASA

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    WHATIFWEDONOTHING?

    -1.00

    0

    1.00

    2.00

    3.00

    4.00

    1880 1900 1920 1940 1960 1980 2000 2020 2040 2060 2080 2100

    Annual mean Five-year mean Forecast

    TEMPERATURES WILL INCREASE

    Degree

    Celsius

    Source: GISS NASA, Stefano Caserini - A qualcuno piace caldo

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    AS SUGGESTED BY PACALA AND SOCOLOW*WE NEED MITIGATION

    LETSACTNOW!

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    0

    0.75

    1.50

    2.25

    3.00

    1996 2006 2036 2056

    Total emissions

    C

    arbonEmissions(billiontonsayear)

    stabilization triangle

    Source: Scientific American, Volume 295, Number 3, pag 57

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    0

    0.75

    1.50

    2.25

    3.00

    1996 2006 2036 2056

    OtherCarbon capture and storageRenewablesOther transport efficiency

    Passenger vehicle efficiencyOther end-use efficiencyElectricity end-use efficiency

    wedges

    C

    arbonEmissions(billiontonsayear)

    Source: Scientific American, Volume 295, Number 3, pag 57

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    50 years

    25 billion

    tons total

    WEDGES

    1 billionton a year

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    POSSIBLE WEDGES

    energy supply

    transport

    buildings

    agriculture

    industry

    forests

    waste

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    FOSSIL FUELS

    BIOMASS

    BICYCLE

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    FOSSILFU

    ELS

    BIOMASS

    BICYCLE

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    Make players discover wedges

    Make them reason about possible mixes of wedgesMake them come up with a plan

    Make experts judge their plan

    PolyGame is a web-aided game

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    baobab.elet.polimi.it/polygame

    PolyGame

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    1Game creation

    2 Wikipedia of wedgesyoucancontributetoo!

    baobab.elet.polimi.it/polygame

    PolyGame

    What is baobab.elet.polimi.it/polygamefor?

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    Googlebaobab.elet.polimi.it/polygame

    PolyGame

    Wondering what PolyGame is?

    To avoid dramatic climate change, we need to significantly curb current emissions by

    using a set of mitigation actions. Many of such actions are already available and span

    from technological improvements (e.g. car efficiency), to natural sinks (forest

    preservation) or changes in individual and social behaviour (diet and transport).

    Read more....

    Wondering how to reduce emissions?

    A correct diet

    Bicycle

    More efficient vehicles Show more...

    User

    Login

    or create a new account

    Password

    Login here

    Did you know you could reduce emissions with....

    browse all wedges

    startplaying

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    Googlebaobab.elet.polimi.it/polygame

    PolyGame

    PhotovoltaicIntroduction

    The word photovoltaic (PV) is composed of two terms: Photo - Photon which means light

    and Voltaic from Volt which is the unit used to measure electric potential at a given point.

    Photovoltaic systems use solar cells to convert sunlight (including ultra violet radiation) into

    electricity. PV cells can be made from different so-called semiconductor materials. Today,

    silicon is the most common material, but other semiconductors, usually compound (made

    from two or more elements), are also used.

    PV systems can be used for homes, offices, public buildings or remote sites where grid

    connection is either unavailable or too expensive. Such installations may be ground-mounted or built into the roof or walls of a building, known as Building Integrated

    Photovoltaics or BIPV for short.

    The innovative PV array technology and mounting systems mean that PV can be retrofitted

    on existing roofs or easily incorporated as part of the building envelope at construction

    stage. Modern PV technology has advanced rapidly and PV is no longer restricted to square

    and flat panel arrays but can be curved, flexible and shaped to the building design.

    Grid connected means that the system is connected to the electricity grid. Connection to

    the local electricity network allows any excess power produced to feed the electricity grid

    and to sell i t to the utility.

    ...

    Browse other wedges

    BiomassBicycle usageCar usageFiltersForestationMeat consumption

    Nuclear powerWind power

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    Googlebaobab.elet.polimi.it/polygame

    PolyGame

    We're still working on the PolyGame. Do you wish to be notified when it will be ready?

    I wish to receive an email when the PolyGame is ready

    I wish to test the PolyGame and provide feedbackeven before it is in its final version

    example: [email protected]

    Please email me at

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    1 LEARN A WEDGE

    2 SHOW AND TELL

    3 PLAN CREATION

    4 FINAL VOTATION

    GAME STRUCTURE

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    GAME EXAMPLE

    15 players

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    Each team is assigned to a wedge

    BICYCLE USAGE WIND POWERFORESTATION

    1 LEARN ABOUT A WEDGE

    Each team studies the given wedge

    and calculates the effort linked to the wedge

    i

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    FORESTATION

    1 LEARN ABOUT A WEDGE

    PROVIDED TO THE TEAM (FORESTATION)

    5 Mt-CO2eq/year: Wedge emission reduction (Italy)5,5 t-CO2/ha/year: Storage of CO2 in the ground

    CALCULATIONS

    x = 5 * 10^6 / 5.5 = hectare to absorb CO2 of the wedgex/100 = km^2 to absorb CO2 of the wedge

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    FORESTATION

    1 LEARN ABOUT A WEDGE

    PROs 1. deforestation must be stopped or loss of 80%of forests

    2. deforestation is responsable for 20% ofCO2 emissions

    Pros and cons are summed up in a poster

    CON s 1. really hard to regulate deforestation in certainregions

    2. long term action

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    BICYCLE USAGE WIND POWERFORESTATION

    2 SHOW AND TELL

    Each group shows its wedge to the others

    THEPROSARE...THECONSARE...

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    TEAM B TEAM CTEAM A

    3 PLAN CREATION

    Groups are shuffled

    Designers

    Architects

    Different backgrounds bring cultural clashes

    EngineersArchitects

    Designers

    EngineersArchitects

    Designers

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    TEAM B TEAM CTEAM A

    3 PLAN CREATION

    Each team comes up with a plan

    Forestation Bicycle Wind

    6

    4

    10

    Forestation Bicycle Wind

    9

    65

    Forestation Bicycle Wind

    3

    14

    3

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    4 PLAN VOTATION

    Experts committee

    Not feasible!Good! ?

    Forestation Bicycle Wind

    6

    4

    10

    Forestation Bicycle Wind

    9

    65

    Forestation Bicycle Wind

    3

    14

    3

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    customizability

    spreads the knowledge

    ready to be playedscalable (100+ players)

    PolyGame is going to be played October 29th - November 7th, Genova

    November 11th, Milano, Rotonda Besana

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    baobab.elet.polimi.it/polygame

    AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 2010

    GET NOTIFIED! GET INVOLVED! JUST VISIT:

    [email protected]

    FOR MORE INFORMATION EMAIL:

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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