Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s)
Calculates the target of an offset intervention according to the particle equavalence approach (using the particle_ratio function)
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result |
What to return as result. Options: c("target", "effect boundary"). result == "target" returns the proportion of the offset source to be reduced in order to offset the managed activity at every receptor. result == "effect boundary" returns a one-layer raster with 1 in all the cells where an offset can take place and NA in all others. This can be used to select (mask) from other rasters. |
int.eff |
Proportion of source 2 that can be addressed by intervention. |
effect |
Options: c("shortterm", "longterm"). effect == "shortterm": do the calculation in terms of an immediate/short-term effect. This approach gives the result as exceedance counts (standard must not be NULL). effect = "longterm" aggregates the concentrations. |
units |
Numeric. How many units does source 2 consists of?. If NULL, report proportion default NULL. |
minrat |
The minimum source ratio for which an offset can be done. |
source1 |
Numeric. Vector of the same length as nlayers(conc1). Total emissions. |
conc1 |
A Raster object with concentrations resulting from source1. Average emissions. |
source2 |
Numeric. Vector of the same length as nlayers(conc2). |
conc2 |
A Raster. Object with concentrations resulting from source2. |
A raster with the target expressed as proportion of the offset source to be reduced to offset the managed activity at every receptor (when result = "target") or the boudary of the area that can be offset using the particle equivalence approach when the efficiency of the intervention is int.eff.
Rebecca Garland, Christiaan Pauw
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