calcMACCsN2O: Calculation of N2O MAC curves of Energy Industry and Landuse
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calcMACCsN2O R Documentation
Calculation of N2O MAC curves of Energy Industry and Landuse
Description
Calculation of the N2O relative costcurves (subtypes: Energy Industry and
Landuse) weighted by the baseline emissions. Sources: N2O Transport, N2O
Adipic acid production, N2O Nitric acid production, N2O Fertilizer, N2O
Animal waste, N2O Domestic sewage divided in classes 1-201.
Usage
calcMACCsN2O(sector = "all", source = "ImageMacc")
Arguments
sector
"all" or "landuse"; "all"" includes energy_industry and landuse
source
"ImageMacc" or "PBL_MACC_2019"
Value
MAgPIE object
Author(s)
Nele Steinmetz, Florian Humpenoeder, Michael Windisch
See Also
calcOutput(), readImageMacc(),
convertImageMacc()
Examples
## Not run:
calcOutput("MACCsN2O")
## End(Not run)
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Calculation of N2O MAC curves of Energy Industry and Landuse
Description
Calculation of the N2O relative costcurves (subtypes: Energy Industry and Landuse) weighted by the baseline emissions. Sources: N2O Transport, N2O Adipic acid production, N2O Nitric acid production, N2O Fertilizer, N2O Animal waste, N2O Domestic sewage divided in classes 1-201.
Usage
calcMACCsN2O(sector = "all", source = "ImageMacc")
Arguments
sector |
"all" or "landuse"; "all"" includes energy_industry and landuse |
source |
"ImageMacc" or "PBL_MACC_2019" |
Value
MAgPIE object
Author(s)
Nele Steinmetz, Florian Humpenoeder, Michael Windisch
See Also
calcOutput(), readImageMacc(),
convertImageMacc()
Examples
## Not run:
calcOutput("MACCsN2O")
## End(Not run)
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