GEEDS
Our lines of research focus on energy and the economy, as key factors of technology and life, and on Systems Dynamics, as the most appropriate tool to analyse the complex relations between the variables that influence sustainability and development, with a systemic vision.
One of our aims is to strengthen the link between university and society and therefore our interest lies in the dissemination of the results, contact with social organizations and the choice of research topics of interest to society.
Lines of Research
Economy-energy-climate change simulation models
Development of different generations of models and at different geographical scales: WoLiM, MEDEAS and WILIAM.
Systems dynamics applied to the analysis of development and sustainability problems
Development of specific and applied models.
Sustainability indicators
Evaluation of the impact of the processes of human societies on various environmental variables.
Global energy and material resources
Evaluation of biophysical and techno-sustainable potentials of renewable and non-renewable resources.
Economy and sustainability
Analysis of the impact of the current economic system and proposals for a sustainable economic system.
Our Team
Luis Javier Miguel González (Coordinator)
Óscar Carpintero
Margarita Mediavilla Pascual
Carlos de Castro Carranza
Carmen Duce Díaz
Fernando Frechoso
Luis Fernando Lobejón
Íñigo Capellán Pérez
Jaime Nieto
Juanjo Mediavilla
David Álvarez Antelo
Ignacio de Blas Sanz
Gonzalo Parrado Hernando
Noelia Ferreras Alonso
Pablo García García
Nathalie Wergles
Ana Torma
José María Enríquez Sánchez
Paola López Muñoz
Luis Llases González
Santiago Movilla Blanco
Eduardo Fernández Huerga
Luís Buendía García
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Santiago Cáceres Gómez
Mónica Di Donato
Jorge García Arias
Pedro L. Lomas
Raquel Gallego Medina
Gaspar Manzanera Benito
Mohamed Lifi
Highlighted Project
In this context, the impacts caused by air transport are especially damaging. Beyond the contribution of airplanes to global warming, air transport causes serious environmental problems (deforestation, destruction of ecosystems), social problems (health problems, displacement of communities, etc.) and economic problems (tax privileges, hidden subsidies, etc.).
GEEDS As, a research group, recognizes the importance of the problems previously described and defends a mobility model in which, on the one hand, the number of trips is reduced and, on the other, the cleanest and most sustainable means of transport are prioritized. This is the reason we created the Travel Policy (read more here.)