Objectivity and a comparison of methodological scenario approaches for climate change research. - Elisabeth A. Lloyd; Vanessa Jine Schweizer (Synth., 2014)

From meta-studies to modeling: Using synthesis knowledge to build broadly applicable process-based land change models. - Nicholas R. Magliocca; Jasper van Vliet; Calum Brown; Tom P. Evans; Thomas Houet; Peter Messerli; Joseph P. Messina; Kimberly A. Nicholas; Christine Ornetsmüller; Julian Sagebiel; Vanessa Jine Schweizer; Peter H. Verburg; et al. (Environ. Model. Softw., 2015)

Choosing small sets of policy-relevant scenarios by combining vulnerability and diversity approaches. - Henrik Carlsen; Robert J. Lempert; Per Wikman-Svahn; Vanessa Jine Schweizer (Environ. Model. Softw., 2016)

The diversity of socio-economic pathways and CO2 emissions scenarios: Insights from the investigation of a scenarios database. - Céline Guivarch; Julie Rozenberg; Vanessa Jine Schweizer (Environ. Model. Softw., 2016)

Systematically linking qualitative elements of scenarios across levels, scales, and sectors. - Vanessa Jine Schweizer; Jude Herijadi Kurniawan (Environ. Model. Softw., 2016)

Cross-impact Balances: A Method for Bridging Social Systems and Cybernetics. - Vanessa Jine Schweizer; Anita Lazurko (SMC, 2020)

Analyzing Cauvery River Dispute Using A System of Systems approach. - Ajar Sharma; Vanessa Jine Schweizer; Keith W. Hipel (SMC, 2020)

Cauvery River: Path Dependence and Feedback in Water Sharing Conflicts. - Ajar Sharma; Keith W. Hipel; Vanessa Jine Schweizer (GDN, 2022)

Semi-automated Literature Review for Scientific Assessment of Socioeconomic Climate Change Scenarios. - Vanessa Jine Schweizer; Jude Herijadi Kurniawan; Aidan Power (WWW (Companion Volume), 2022)