Center for Energy, Environmental, and Economic Systems Analysis (CEEESA)

Research Areas:

   Energy, Environment, and
   Economics

   National and Homeland
   Security

   Infrastructure Assurance

   Emergency Preparedness

   Social Dynamics

   Policy Analysis

Core Capabilities:

   Systems Analysis

   Modeling, Simulation, and
   Visualization

   Complex Adaptive Systems

   Decision Support and Risk
   Management

   Information Sciences

Other CEEESA Models

The Center for Energy, Environmental, and Economic Systems Analysis (CEEESA) provides models that cover a wide spectrum of energy and environmental issues. In general, they can be grouped into six different areas: (1) power systems analysis, (2) energy systems analysis, (3) natural gas systems analysis, (4) environmental analysis, (5) waste systems analysis, and (6) decision analysis. Click the buttons below to get more information on models available from CEEESA for each of these key areas.

	Deregulated power market analysis Reliability analysis Capacity expansion analysis Electricity demand forecasting and analysis Optimization of hydropower resources Production cost analysis Marginal cost analysis Interconnections and power pools Transmission analysis
	Energy demand forecasting Energy systems analysis (all sectors) Transport sector analysis Industrial sector analysis Residential sector analysis
	Gas market projections Gas network flow analysis Loss of gas network nodes and links Complete site isolation analysis Network vulnerability analysis
	Emissions projections Greenhouse gas mitigation Environmental effects Emissions trading
	Hazardous waste Radioactive waste
	Decision analysis Risk assessment