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Environmental modelling is the creation and use of mathematical models of the environment. Environmental modelling may be used purely for research purposes and improved understanding of environmental systems, or for providing an interdisciplinary analysis that can inform decision making and policy.^[1]

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^ "Introduction to Environmental Modelling". Central European University Programs and Courses. Retrieved 2018-11-30.

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