Abstract
This article compares expert framings on energy models in order to improve communication on energy scenarios. It gives
a brief theoretical elaboration on the framing concept in science and the consequences for modelling. From these insights we
look into the use of energy models in communication on fusion energy decision-making. We discuss results of interviews with
international energy modelling experts. We conclude that the framings of the experts are very different. We see this variety as
a strength that should be exploited more to benefit the communication on fusion research. As a first step to further research
in the interaction between experts and the public, we have a focus group with students. The results of both groups are often
similar. However, some expert framings are narrower compared to the students which might complicate the communication.We
recommend more research on expert framing in modelling.
Original language | English |
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Pages (from-to) | 2872-2878 |
Journal | fusion engineering and design |
Volume | 82 |
DOIs | |
State | Published - Jul 2007 |