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*Eight countries with each two or three objectives:
*Eight countries with each two or three objectives:
**Orange (the Netherlands)
**Orange (the Netherlands)
**Yellow (Germany)
**Blue (Germany)
**Blue (Denmark)
**Yellow (Denmark)
**Purple (Norway)
**Purple (Norway)
**Green (Scotland)
**Green (Scotland)
**Red (England)
**Red (England)
**Pink (Belgium)
**Pink (Belgium)
**Brown (France)
**Navy (France)
*Dataset as stipulated on the [[Data sources]] page. See the North Sea edition table.
*Dataset as stipulated on the [[Data sources]] page. See the North Sea edition table.
*Three background simulations:
*Three background simulations:

Latest revision as of 07:52, 5 September 2023

As explained on the Configurations page, any MSP Challenge edition is configurable to fit your own requirements. The best way to do this is by editing the basic configuration file of a particular edition.

The North Sea edition has a basic configuration with the following main parameters:

  • Start date January 2018, end date January 2050
  • So each of the standard four eras covers eight years:
    • Era 1: Jan 2018 - Jan 2026
    • Era 2: Jan 2026 - Jan 2034
    • Era 3: Jan 2034 - Jan 2042
    • Era 4: Jan 2042 - Jan 2050
  • Eight countries with each two or three objectives:
    • Orange (the Netherlands)
    • Blue (Germany)
    • Yellow (Denmark)
    • Purple (Norway)
    • Green (Scotland)
    • Red (England)
    • Pink (Belgium)
    • Navy (France)
  • Dataset as stipulated on the Data sources page. See the North Sea edition table.
  • Three background simulations:
    • Ecopath-with-Ecosim ecosystem simulation, and predefined ecosystem pressures (noise, artificial substrate, surface disturbance, bottom disturbance, fishing efforts and protection from fishing activities) generated from different human activities.
    • Shipping simulation, monthly ship traffic entering, leaving or within the North Sea region.
    • Energy simulation, existing offshore renewable energy areas, electricity cables and landing stations (landfall points) in the different countries. These simulate the current energy flow of the existing infrastructure.
  • Restrictions and errors:
    • Errors when planning different physically-obstructing human activities on the same area, e.g. a wind farm on a shipping lane, or vice versa.
    • Warnings when planning human activities with defined ecosystem pressures in an MPA or Natura2000 site, or vice versa.

Data sources

To see the data sources used in this version of the game refer to the North Sea edition table in data sources page.

This page was last edited on 5 September 2023, at 07:52. Content is available under GPLv3 unless otherwise noted.