GEN_T_q_fun: Gives values for GPAS BSWF (Timijan's formulation) as a...

View source: R/gen.t.q.fun.r

GEN_T_q_funR Documentation

Gives values for GPAS BSWF (Timijan's formulation) as a function of wavelength

Description

This function gives a set of numeric multipliers that can be used as a weight to calculate effective doses and irradiances.

Usage

GEN_T_q_fun(w.length)

Arguments

w.length

numeric array of w.length (nm)

Value

a numeric array of the same length as w.length with values for the BSWF normalized as in the original source. The returned values are based on quantum effectiveness units.

Note

For wavelengths shorter than 256 nm the value returned by the equation starts decreasing, but we instead extrapolate this maximum value, obtained at 256 nm, to shorter wavelengths. For wavelengths longer than 345 nm we return zero, as is usual parctice.

See Also

Other BSWF functions: CH4_e_fun(), CH4_q_fun(), CIE_e_fun(), CIE_q_fun(), DNA_GM_q_fun(), DNA_P_q_fun(), FLAV_q_fun(), GEN_G_q_fun(), GEN_M_q_fun(), ICNIRP_e_fun(), PG_q_fun()

Examples

GEN_T_q_fun(293:400)


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