The Technologies for Climate Transition (TCT) division analyzes the role of processes and technologies in promoting and accelerating the transition toward climate resilience. Its research explores how innovative tools and mechanisms can shape mitigation and adaptation policies to climate change across various spatial and temporal scales. The division’s methodological approach is highly multidisciplinary, integrating technological design aspects with mathematical and decision-making models and artificial intelligence.
TCT publications
Quantifying the social and climate benefits of optimal international climate-related financial transfers under uncertainty
Carlino A., Gazzotti P. , Tavoni M., Castelletti A.
2026, Environmental Research Letters, doi: 10.1088/1748-9326/ae803a
Published articles
Balancing equity and efficiency in transboundary water systems with Atkinson’s welfare function
Arnold W., Giuliani M., Castelletti A.
2026, Nature Water, doi: 10.1038/s44221-026-00671-4
Published articles
The coupled hydrology–human activity information (CHHAI) dataset: a global benchmark dataset for model comparison and evaluation
Boschee A., Alborzi A., Alexander A. C., Arheimer B., Bel Hadj Ali S., Blöschl G., Castelletti A. , Chen X., Dogra A., Du E., Duku J., Fiori A., Garcia M., Grimaldi S., Hanasaki N., Kim Y., Kreibich H., Li C., Matin M., Medeiros P., Mehran A., Alves Meira Neto A., Nakai F., Nakamura S., Nguyen P., Nobert J., Owusu A., Padiyedath Gopalan S., Pereira B., Pouladi P., Pouladi M., Roobavannan M., Sadegh M., Sangiorgio M., Schoppa L., Shrestha A., Sivapalan M., Sousa D., Sunkara S. V., Tian F., Trabelsi F., Velpuri N., Volpi E., Wang J., Wang S., Wu J., Yuan X., AghaKouchak A.
2026, Hydrological Sciences Journal, doi: 10.1080/02626667.2026.2663050
Published articles
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