Closed bl-young closed 11 months ago
@WesIngwersen @catherinebirney I am generating all the methods now: national summary (m1), national detail (m2), and state (m1), and the compare_national_state_fbs()
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Once these are confirmed ok I will set this as ready for review.
@catherinebirney let me know what you think about the tag of the old methods and we can include that information here in the description of this PR.
@catherinebirney let me know what you think about the tag of the old methods and we can include that information here in the description of this PR.
I'm good with either a tag of the develop or 2.0 release branch.
For some activities/sectors we may want to attribute using the state use table instead of the StateGHGI (e.g. airline transport)
@catherinebirney let me know what you think about the tag of the old methods and we can include that information here in the description of this PR.
I'm good with either a tag of the develop or 2.0 release branch.
ok tag implemented and referenced above
@catherinebirney if the remaining FBS testing passes with no new issues then I think this is ready to pull in. We are going to need a different approach for CAP_HAP 2014 Nonroad and I don't want that to hold things up.
@catherinebirney if the remaining FBS testing passes with no new issues then I think this is ready to pull in. We are going to need a different approach for CAP_HAP 2014 Nonroad and I don't want that to hold things up.
Great! I tried running nonroad 2014 locally, but was not able to. I agree we should go ahead and pull in and address nonroad later
Major updates
GHGs
National_m1: The new summary method. This uses new Detail Make and Use to better align data years.
National_m2: A new detail method that, where possible, starts from the summary level FBS (m1), before further attributing to the detail level. In other cases, or where direct attribution to 6 digits is required, m2 returns to the original FBA (GHGI) to attribute directly. Flow totals by sector for m2 should aggregate to those in m1.
State_m1: Summary level state model that uses as its primary source the national summary model, and attributes flows to state proportionally to the StateGHGI. In some cases where data granularity is not consistent with national model (i.e., not as granular), stateio use tables are used.
The old National detail method (old m1), and the draft state method attributing all data from the StateGHGI (old m1) are dropped. See https://github.com/USEPA/flowsa/commit/8d2daec496dd61730348f74336cf34463db9e4ad and https://github.com/USEPA/flowsa/commit/fb08a00d9b0d7ab8d43113394462714f54635092
CAP-HAP
Detail level state models serve as the starting point for the CAP_HAP models. Due to size the Nonpoint, Nonroad, and Onroad FBS are modeled separately.
State_m1: Aggregates the three FBS to summary level.
National_m1: State detail components aggregated to national level.
v2.0 was tagged at v2.0-GHG_methods for the status of these methods prior to this change.