Open patriciarussellCAS opened 1 month ago
Question for BA: If we're going to capture this data on the gsc activity page. Does this emission have a unit/fuel? Or is it a single emission that does not have those parent entities?
From SME teams channel: Jairo: "I think FOG emissions and Kiln emissions (steps 3.1.3 and 3.1.2 in the spreadsheet) should not be stored as emissions in the database. The main reason is that, in my mind, emission entities should be mutually exclusive; and FOG and Kiln emissions are subsets of emissions reported under GSC excluding line tracing. They could be stored as attributes, not sure of which entity."
Pierre: "Hmmm this is tricky. We built the system assuming the "has fuel" and "has unit" is a property of the activity, so having reporting items not following that pattern will require handling special cases, which is quite a bit of work. I would suggest making these (3.1.2 - GSC items for cement or lime manufacturing) and (3.1.3 - Naics 311614) cases fall under their individual activities as additional fields, instead of adding it under GSC. Would that be acceptable?"
Robb: "yes, i think this should be fine"
Description:
Update to the General Stationary Combustion excluding line tracing page (#253 ) We need to add a datafield for fat, oil & grease (FOG) See sheet 3 in the BCIERS Reporting Fields v2 spreadsheet (Step 3.1.3)
Acceptance Criteria:
Given that I am an Industry Operator with the primary NAICS code of 311614 When I am on the GSC excluding line tracing activity page Then I need to fill out the following field: "Equivalent Emissions related to fat, oil and grease collection, refining and storage"
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