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A string list containing names of drake targets.
Items in the list provide default values for function arguments
throughout the PFUWorkflow
package.
target_names
A string list with 49 entries.
The string name of the countries target in the drake cache, giving the countries to be analyzed.
The string name of the allocation and efficiency countries target in the drake cache, giving the countries from which final-to-useful allocations and efficiencies can be drawn for final-to-useful analyses. This is a superset of countries.
The integer representing the maximum year to be analyzed.
A string representing the path to the file containing IEA extended energy balance data.
A string representing the path to the file containing CEDA data.
A string representing the path to the folder containing machine data excel files.
A string representing the path to the exemplar table.
A string representing the folder containing final-to-useful analyses for various countries.
A string vector representing folders containing reports to be run as the last step of the workflow.
A string representing the folder containing reports from the workflow.
A data frame containing concordance information which maps full country names to custom 3 letter codes.
The name of a data frame containing all IEA data read from iea_data_path
.
A filtered version of AllIEAData
containing information for only countries
.
The name of the data frame containing all CEDA temperature data read from ceda_data_folder
.
A data frame containing Eta.fu values read through functions in machine_functions.R
.
A filtered version of AllMachineData
containing information for only alloc_and_eff_couns
.
A boolean indicating whether the IEAData
are balanced before any further analysis. They usually are not, so this value is typically FALSE
.
A balanced version of IEAData
.
Same as balanced_before
, only for after balancing. This should be TRUE
.
A data frame containing specified IEA data.
A data frame containing Specified
in a PSUT format.
A data frame of final-to-useful allocation tables, one for each country. These allocation tables may be incomplete.
A tidy data frame of final-to-useful allocation tables, one for each country. These allocation tables may be incomplete.
A data frame of lists of exemplar countries for each country in countries
, and maybe more.
A data frame of completed final-to-useful allocation tables.
A data frame of completed final-to-useful efficiency tables.
A data frame of completed useful-stage exergy-to-energy ratios.
A data frame containing CompletedAllocationTables
in matrix form.
A data frame containing final-to-useful efficiency vectors and useful exergy-to-energy ratios.
A data frame containing final-to-useful efficiency vectors.
A data frame containing useful exergy-to-energy ratio vectors.
A data frame containing primary and final exergy-to-energy ratio vectors.
A data frame containing exergy-to-energy ratio vectors.
A data frame containing PSUT matrices up to the useful stage.
A list containing the final demand sectors desired for analysis.
A list containing the prefixes of primary industries desired for analysis.
A data frame containing aggregate primary energy and exergy values by total, product, and flow.
A data frame containing aggregate final and useful energy and exergy values by total, product, and sector.
A data frame containing socioeconomic data, supplied by the get_L_K_GDP_data
function.
A data frame containing final-to-useful allocation graphs.
A data frame containing final-to-useful allocation graphs, for non-stationary data only.
A data frame containing final-to-useful efficiency graphs.
A data frame containing exergy-to-energy ratio graphs.
A string vector containing paths to report files. These strings provide a detailed view of all the reports that drake
will generate and should be all report files in report_source_folders
.
A string for the path to a folder into which reports will written.
A boolean indicating success (TRUE
) or failure (FALSE
) of report generation.
target_names
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