Common equipment for high quality systems analysis

The equipment includes two computers. One is a high-end workstation with relative high computing power for modelling tasks, focusing on integrating, processing, and interpreting large datasets from complex systems across various domains. The other is a laptop with installed licences for various system assessment tasks, specifically life cycle assessment (LCA). This infrastructure will serve as a critical foundation for modelling, simulation, and decision-making tools that can address pressing societal and scientific challenges. By establishing a robust, scalable, and flexible environment, this infrastructure aims to enhance the capacity to conduct in-depth analyses of systems relevant for SLU researchers at the LTV faculty—ranging from environmental networks to socio-technical systems—supporting interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation.

Our vision includes the development of high-performance computing capabilities and sophisticated analytical tools, all of which are essential to tackling the complexity and scale of modern system-level problems. This infrastructure will not only support current research but also facilitate future projects, enabling the rapid exploration of new ideas, fostering collaborations across disciplines, and driving impactful discoveries.