New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
[PULL REQUEST] NEI2016 emissions #920
Conversation
Barron Henderson, Lyssa Freese, and Patrick Campbell provided updated EPA NEI2016 emissions for incorporation into GEOS-Chem. These are to replace the NEI2011 emissions currently in HEMCO_Config.rc. This inventory (denoted NEI2016_MONMEAN) is off by default in favor of the CEDS v2 global anthropogenic emissions which extend to 2019. For this inventory, the text from the EPA_Config.rc file provided by Barron has been copied into HEMCO_Config.rc. Fixes made to that text include: (1) adding entries for SOAP and pFe and (2) removing unnecessary scale factors 256 and 256 for BCPO and OCPO. NOTE: Currently mask 1007 (CONUS_MASK) is used for the NEI2016 entries, but there are fields named for "can" and "mex" containing emissions over Canada and Mexico. We have added a note to HEMCO_Config.rc instructing users to revert to the old mask files if they would like to use the emissions over Canada and Mexico. For more details, see feature request #547 Signed-off-by: Melissa Sulprizio <mpayer@seas.harvard.edu>
Annual scaling factors for NEI2016 emissions were computed from the EPA Trends Report for Tier 1 CAPS (obtained 21 Sep 2021). Calculations can be viewed in ExtData/HEMCO/NEI2016/v2021-06/national_tier1_caps+HEMCOscaling.xlsx. Values were computed from the "Total without wildfires" field. NH3 and PM2.5 only had annual emission totals without wildfires for 2002-2020, while the remaining species had annual values for 1990-2020. We include only 2002-2020 scale factors here so all species are consistent. Cl2 and HCl were not included in the Tier 1 CAPS file, so they are not scaled to other years and are only applied for 2016. Signed-off-by: Melissa Sulprizio <mpayer@seas.harvard.edu>
There was a problem hiding this comment.
Choose a reason for hiding this comment
The reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more.
This all looks straightforward. Will have to test with NEI emissions turned on but it looks like a straight-up swap of NEI2016 for NEI2011.
Question: why does Ordonez_Ionocarb now use a hierarchy of 1 instead of 50? Is it because the EPA2016 does not have the same emissions? I am sure it is OK but just wanted to know.
This appeared to be a typo in the original HEMCO_Config.rc and/or isn't needed anymore. This fix came in with the HEMCO_Config.rc file provided by Barron and Lyssa. This only applies to the I believe the hierarchy of |
Thanks @msulprizio for the explanation. Good to merge. |
This PR corresponds to Feature Request #547.
This inventory will be optional (off by default) and CEDS emissions (1750-2019) will remain the default anthropogenic emissions inventory globally.