Software developed at the POP Project

Simulation Models on Population-Development-Environment Interactions in Botswana, Mozambique, and Namibia
© IIASA 2001

The PDE country simulation models consist of the following sectoral models:

1. population, HIV/AIDS, and education;
2. economy (national economy and labor force models); and
3. environment (water demand and supply).

The PDE models for all three countries can be downloaded free of charge. Short, easy-to-understand descriptions of the models are provided. The User's Manual contains the copyright, disclaimer, conditions of use, model descriptions, and examples on how to run the models.

Click here to visit the PDE Case Study website/CD-ROM to download the system models. To order the CD-ROM please contact popinfo@iiasa.ac.at.

PDE Population Projection Software
© IIASA

This PDE Population Projection software can be used as a Population Module in a multi-sector Population-Development-Environment (PDE) analysis. This tool can also be used independently of PDE analysis for simple and multi-state population projections for several states that interact with each other.

The states can all be defined by the user. They can be regions, educational categories, ethnic or language groups, or other user-defined dimensions. The computer’s memory is the only limit to the number of states that can be dealt with by the software. It can easily handle 8-10 distinct states (for 5-year age groups) depending on the length of the projection period and the number of age groups.

Download the PDE-Software and the User Manual (in PDF). Click here for helpfile (PDF).

PDE is a product of the Population Project, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA).

Please contact Anne Goujon (goujon@iiasa.ac.at) for further questions.

Quotation:
PDE Population Projection Software. Laxenburg, Austria: World Population Program, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), 1994.
Available at: http://www.iiasa.ac.at/Research/POP/pub/software

Responsible for this page: Isolde Prommer
Last updated: 13 Jun 2008