Chesapeake Bay Model Inventory and Selection Tool (MIST)

Michelle E. Miro, Krista Romita Grocholski, Debra Knopman, Jordan R. Fischbach, Sara Stullken, Kyle D. Haak, Matthew Kubasak

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To support the use of models and tools for climate adaptation planning efforts, the Mid-Atlantic Regional Integrated Sciences and Assessment (MARISA) program created the Model Inventory and Selection Tool (MIST). MIST is an interactive, searchable database of empirical, statistical, and conceptual models of natural and human-made systems relevant to water- and climate-related planning and decisionmaking in the Chesapeake Bay watershed and beyond. This revised version contains three new models and provides minor corrections to the database.

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Miro, Michelle E., Krista Romita Grocholski, Debra Knopman, Jordan R. Fischbach, Sara Stullken, Kyle D. Haak, and Matthew Kubasak, Chesapeake Bay Model Inventory and Selection Tool (MIST). Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2023. https://www.rand.org/pubs/tools/TLA386-12.html.
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This publication supersedes a previous version published in 2021 (TL-326-NOAA).