Future Research Directions for Sustainable Natural Resource Management

Yihsu Chen (), Antonio J. Conejo and Andrew L. Liu
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Yihsu Chen: University of California, Santa Cruz
Antonio J. Conejo: The Ohio State University
Andrew L. Liu: Purdue University

Chapter Chapter 16 in Pursuing Sustainability, 2021, pp 387-402 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract We discuss three directions for future research in sustainable natural resource management. These directions are drawn mainly from our research experience and expertise in the energy sector and other natural resource areas. First, we believe that future sustainability and resilience in natural resource management can be enhanced through better utilization of outcomes from process- or physical-based climate change models, such as Global Climate Models. Second, directly related to the electric power sectors is a better harnessing variability and unpredictability via flexibility, transmission, and storage. Third, future natural resource management should consider interdependence of multiple systems, such as power, natural gas, and water systems, through co-optimization of these interdependent systems. We elaborate each of these three future research directions in this chapter.

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-58023-0_16

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