loadStateIODataFile: Load StateIO data file from Data Commons or local data...
In USEPA/stateio: US State Input-Output (stateio) R modeling software
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loadStateIODataFile R Documentation
Load StateIO data file from Data Commons or local data directory.
Description
If the file is not found locally, it will be downloaded from Data Commons. Available
files can be found on https://dmap-data-commons-ord.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html#stateio/.
These include Use, DomesticUse, and IndustryOutput tables, among others.
Usage
loadStateIODataFile(filename, ver = NULL)
Arguments
filename
A string specifying filename, e.g. "State_Summary_Use_2017".
ver
A string specifying version of the data, default is NULL, can be "v0.1.0".
Value
A StateIO data product (usually a list of dataframes).
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| loadStateIODataFile | R Documentation |
Load StateIO data file from Data Commons or local data directory.
Description
If the file is not found locally, it will be downloaded from Data Commons. Available files can be found on https://dmap-data-commons-ord.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html#stateio/. These include Use, DomesticUse, and IndustryOutput tables, among others.
Usage
loadStateIODataFile(filename, ver = NULL)
Arguments
filename |
A string specifying filename, e.g. "State_Summary_Use_2017". |
ver |
A string specifying version of the data, default is NULL, can be "v0.1.0". |
Value
A StateIO data product (usually a list of dataframes).
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