USEPA / useeior

Estimating potential environmental impacts of goods and services in the US economy
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Number of available models decreased from useeior 1.1.1 to 1.5.1 #318

Closed fchichorro closed 3 hours ago

fchichorro commented 3 hours ago

useeior@1.1.1 seems to have many more available models than useeior@1.5.1. Is this intended behaviour?

# Install useeior
remotes::install_github("USEPA/useeior@v1.1.1")
#load useeior
library("useeior")
seeAvailableModels()
 [1] "GAEEIOv2.0-s-WAT"            "USEEIOv2.0-411"              "USEEIOv2.0-79-GHG"           "USEEIOv2.0-GHG-NGCombustion" "USEEIOv2.0-GHG"              "USEEIOv2.0-i-411"           
 [7] "USEEIOv2.0-i-GHG"            "USEEIOv2.0-is-GHG"           "USEEIOv2.0-s-GHG"            "USEEIOv2.0.1-411"            "USEEIOv2.0"                  "USEEIOv2.1-422" 

# Install useeior (latest)
remotes::install_github("USEPA/useeior@v1.5.1")
#load useeior
library("useeior")
seeAvailableModels()
[1] "USEEIOv2.0.1-411"
bl-young commented 3 hours ago

Hi @fchichorro - good spot.

Rather than store many iterations of models within the package, many model specs have been moved. Including to some other repositories, e.g. USEEIO-State.

We also now test a number of advanced features using model specs hosted in the tests subfolder, here. Because these are not officially published models but rather intended to test iterations of model building we have pulled them out of the core model_specs folder.

You can find links to some other model specs here: https://www.epa.gov/land-research/us-environmentally-extended-input-output-useeio-technical-content