benburch
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Thu Feb-09-06 08:54 PM
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Looking for Club Of Rome/Limits To Growth model source code? |
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Does anybody know if the FORTRAN IV code that the models in The Club of Rome's famous book "Limits To Growth" were based upon has ever been published?
And if so, where might I find copies of same?
Thanks!
-Ben Burch
P.S. Please kick this as it is esoteric and likely to sink like a stone.
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MADem
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Thu Feb-09-06 08:56 PM
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1. Kick-a-poo, though I scarcely have a clue what you need |
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Old computerspeak, perhaps?
Good luck in your search....
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Thu Feb-09-06 09:01 PM
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3. Kick from an old coder |
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Thu Feb-09-06 09:29 PM
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4. Have you tried contacting the authors? |
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Also, didn't they admit they modified it to give more extreme results?
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Thu Feb-09-06 10:04 PM
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5. Not sure of the history after the book was published |
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I will try to contact the authors if I do not find this already published somewhere.
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Thu Feb-09-06 10:33 PM
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6. You should cross-post this |
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in the Energy/Environment and/or Science forums. It won't drop off the page so quickly, and might get noticed by someone who knows the answer.
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Thu Feb-09-06 10:53 PM
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