extend_to_useful_helper() and extend_to_useful() now return additional matrices, namely Y_fu_details and U_EIOU_fu_details. These new matrices provide detailed information about the process of extending to the useful stage: the final energy product, the destination sector, the useful energy product, and the final-to-useful machine.
New tests for new features.
Now at 1264 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100%.
IEATools 0.1.74 (2023-12-21)
Added a statement of need to the README file.
No new tests.
Now at 1251 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100%.
IEATools 0.1.73 (2023-12-09)
Attempt to fix Readme page on GitHub.
Better error messages when empty allocations are encountered. Now each problem is shown on its own line.
No new tests.
Now at 1251 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100%.
IEATools 0.1.72 (2023-12-05)
Fix RUS and EST Heat. The breakup of the Soviet Union (SUN) caused many irregularities in the IEA’s energy accounting for SUN, Russia (RUS), and other former-Soviet states. In particular, the Flow of Heat is assigned to “Final consumption not elsewhere specified” and “Industry not elsewhere specified” for 1990–1992 (RUS) and 1990–1993 (EST). However, for following years, Heat is assigned to specific sectors. Other FoSUN countries do not exhibit the same problem. This Heat accounting irregularity is one of a series of problems that causes a jump in final-to-useful efficiencies for Europe and World in the CL-PFU database in the time period 1989–1990. This release includes code to perform a fix wherein Heat for both Final consumption not elsewhere specified and Industry not elsewhere specified is re-assigned to specific sectors by the proportion found in 1993 (RUS) and 1994 (EST) for 1990–1992 (RUS) and 1990–1993 (EST).
New tests for new features.
Now at 1251 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100%.
IEATools 0.1.71 (2023-12-02)
Added code of conduct and contributing pages to documentation.
No new tests.
Still at 1241 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100%.
IEATools 0.1.70 (2023-11-06)
Fix Australia Blast furnace gas. Australia’s Blast furnaces have an undesirable characteristic that leads to singular matrices: From 2013 onward, the production of Blast furnace gas by Blast furnaces is consumed only by Blast furnaces. No other industry or energy production machine consumes Blast furnace gas. In fact, the problem is deeper, starting in 2010, the Iron and steel industry consumes no Blast furnace gas, in apparent contradiction to the IEA’s own policies for reporting Blast furnace gas consumption. fix_AUS_bfg() fixes the Blast furnace gas data for Australia for the 2010–2020 timeframe.
New tests for new features.
Now up to 1241 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100%.
IEATools 0.1.69 (2023-11-03)
The constant nonenergy_use is now aligned with IEA definitions for Non-energy use products. Specifically, now only “Additives/blending components”, “Bitumen”, “Lubricants”, “Naphtha”, “Paraffin waxes”, “Refinery feedstocks”, and “White spirit & SBP” are Non-energy use Products. “Coal tar”, “Crude/NGL/feedstocks (if no detail)”, “Crude oil”, “Natural gas liquids”, “Oil shale and oil sands”, “Other hydrocarbons”, and “Other oil products” were formerly included in the constant but have now been removed.
Added a fix for Other non-OECD Americas Gas works. For a few years (1971–1976), Other non-OECD Americas Gas works plants consume no feedstock. Fixed data are now included by default.
Added a fix for Other non-OECD Americas Charcoal production plants. For many years (1971–2010), they produced Charcoal without consuming any energy (Primary solid biofuels is typical). The fixed data both
has Charcoal production plants consume Primary solid biofuels and
boosts production of Primary solid biofuels accordingly.
New tests for new features.
Now up to 1236 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.68 (2023-08-18)
Added note about permission to use IEA data to README.Rmd file.
Zenodo DOI now used in references.
Moved some internal constants to function arguments (etwmb and etwab) in aggregate_regions().
No new tests.
Still at 1216 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.67 (2023-05-16)
Update website.
Renamed matrix.class argument to matrix_class.
No new tests.
Still at 1216 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.66 (2023-05-03)
Move to latest version of GitHub test coverage workflow.
No new tests.
Still at 1216 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.65 (2023-04-27)
Added new values to IEATools::fap_flows to accommodate detailed “Non-energy use in xxxxx” flows.
Fixing IEA 2022 release Electricity data for Colombia 1971–1977. The IEA acknowledged energy balance errors in those years. The fix is to use 2021 release data for 1971–1977 for both Colombia and World.
No longer fixing Ghana’s industrial consumption of electricity data, because details are now available in the IEA’s WEEB data.
Now using terajoules (TJ) as the preferred unit for all IEA extended energy balance data.
Dropped support for 2018–2020 IEA extended energy balance data.
Now using the 2022 release of IEA extended energy balance data by default.
Functions now treat a zero-row incoming data frame much better, returning a zero-row data frame with columns of same type as would have been produced if the incoming data frame had at least one row.
IEATools::fd_sectors now contains specific “Non-energy use in <>” strings to support the option to specify Non-energy use flows when possible.
Fixed a bug where “Stock changes [of Gas/diesel oil excl. biofuels]” became “Stock changes [of Gas/diesel oil excl]”, because the notation argument was not being set properly in a call to RCLabels::get_pref_suff() when extracting prefixes.
Simplifications reduced the number of tests.
Now up to 1216 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.64 (2023-03-09)
New boolean argument specify_non_energy_flows on load_tidy_iea_df() enables specifying Non-energy use flows via the new specify_non_energy_use() function where possible. For now, the default is FALSE to maintain backward compatibility (i.e., not specifying Non-energy use flows).
augment_iea_df() now adds Flow.aggregation.points for all aggregation flows that will (eventually) be removed. This change will enable future specification of “Non-energy use in xxxxx” flows with “Memo: Non-energy use in xxxxx” where possible.
Eliminated all warnings from the tidyselect package about deprecated functionality. The package builds and tests cleanly again!
New argument on add_psut_matnames() (R_includes_all_exogenous_flows) switches between
including all exogenous flows (“Resources”, “Imports”, “Statistical differences”, and “Stock changes”) in the R matrix (TRUE) and
placing only Resource flows in the R matrix (FALSE). Default is TRUE.
Added “Main activity producer electricity plants” to the list of eiou_flows. We route “Own use in electricity, CHP and heat plants” to “Main activity producer electricity plants”, so we need to include “Main activity producer electricity plants” in the EIOU flows. Same for “Natural gas extraction”.
“Liquefaction (LNG) / regasification plants” EIOU flow now directed to the “Natural gas extraction” industry.
New 4-letter abbreviations for non-standard ISO country codes.
New tests for new features.
Now up to 1371 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.63 (2022-04-01)
Added non_energy_flows to fd_sectors to conform to IEA approach to calculating final energy.
Adding constant “nonenergy_products” which includes final energy products such as “Lubricants” which should only occur in the non-energy use sectors, but also occur in the total final consumption sectors.
Responded to changes in RCLabels. Now using “pref” and “suff” instead of “prefix” and “suffix” in several places.
New argument on slurp_iea_to_raw_df(), ensure_ascii_countries, which converts characters with diacritic marks to straight ascii. The default value is TRUE.
Latin-1 encoding for IEA data files now handled correctly in slurp_iea_to_raw_df(). This change enables country names like “Cote d’Ivoire” and “Curacao/Netherlands Antilles” to be read correctly from the data file.
Adapt to changes in RCLabels: keep_pref_suff() –> get_pref_suff(), among others.
Fixed a bug where Products with no supply would create an NA and lead to a “Missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed” error.
Fixed a bug where countries with no Energy industry own use would fail in the workflow.
IEATools 0.1.62 (2021-10-12)
form_eta_fu_phi_u_vecs() now gives only the product name as the row name of the phi vectors, but it does so only after checking that all phi values are the same. If different phi values are detected for the same combination of metadata parameters and year, an error is emitted. This change solves a downstream issue where phi values from the phi_constants.xlsx file have only products as row names, leading to incompatibility when summing phi vectors from the two sources and when multiplying the phi vectors into matrices where names of a dimension are product names only.
form_eta_fu_phi_u_vecs() now changes the name of the single column of the exergy-to-energy ratio vector (phi_u) from “phi.u” to simply “phi”, to become compatible with the phi_pf vector, whose single column is named “phi”. This change fixes a downstream bug in the SEAPSUTWorkflow package.
Added functions to assist converting energy to exergy when data are in PSUT matrix format. New functions include:
Added new entries to the fap_flows constant. These entries enable generation of templates for “World marine bunkers” and “World aviation bunkers”.
Many new tests for new features.
Now up to 1083 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.60 (2021-09-06)
No longer discriminating by sign when summing EIOU after routing Pumped storage plants and Own use in electricity, CHP, and heat plants. This change avoids a situation where positive electricity EIOU by Pumped storage plants in Japan caused a problem when writing the allocation template.
Better error messages when energy imbalance is too large to fix.
Expanded many tests to verify initialization functions work for all valid years of IEA sample data.
Now able to read IEA Extended Energy Balance from 2020 and 2021 releases.
Many new tests to cover all valid years of IEA data.
Up to 1073 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.59 (2021-08-20)
load_tidy_iea_df() has new arguments which are passed to use_iso_coutries(), thereby exposing the new functionality of use_iso_coutries() to load_tidy_iea_df().
New feature for use_iso_countries(): can supply a data frame of ISO 3-letter codes in argument override_df.
Fixed a test coverage failure: There was no case where C_eiou_mat was missing. when testing extend_to_useful().
A few new tests for new features.
Up to 836 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.58 (2021-08-20)
Changed “Epsilon” matrix name to “Balancing”. The old name was causing issues in ECCTools.
IEATools 0.1.57 (2021-08-19)
Fixed a bug where missing EIOU was not properly detected. It could be missing or NULL, but NULL was not detected.
No longer cleaning matrices in extend_to_useful_helper(), because some vectors may be the 0 vector and be eliminated.
Added replace_null_UR() function to the workflow in the prep_psut() function.
New function replace_null_UR() replaces missing or NULLR, U_feed, U_EIOU, U, and r_EIOU with 0 matrices with appropriate row and column names. The replacements are built from Y and V matrices. The need for this functionality arises when the last stage is final energy and imports (V matrix) are the only source of an energy carrier that is consumed in final demand (Y matrix). In that situation, the R and U matrices will be missing, and they can be replaced by 0 matrices with the right dimensions.
In the specification process, the Flow for countries World_X_bunkers are now specified to be “International navigation” and “International aviation” to correspond with their “Domestic” equivalents.
New tests for new code.
Up to 833 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.55 (2021-07-21)
Modifications to code and tests to accommodate World marine bunkers and World aviation bunkers being their own country.
New tests for new features.
Up to 808 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.54 (2021-07-09)
Modifications to enable per-machine final-to-useful efficiency data.
New tests for new features.
Up to 790 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.53 (2021-06-08)
The “Oil and gas extraction” activity is split in “Oil extraction”, which extracts oil products, and “Natural gas extraction”, which extracts natural gas.
New split_oil_gas_extraction_eiou() function splits the EIOU of the “Oil and gas extraction” industry into EIOU for the “Oil extraction” and for the “Natural gas extraction” activities.
IEATools 0.1.52 (2021-05-07)
Deleted an efficiency for LPG stoves in Ghana in 1971 that should not have been in the GH-ZA-Efficiency-sample-2019.xlsx file.
Moved A_B_data_full_2018_format_testing.csv to inst/extdata.
specify_primary_production() updated so that all products coming from Resources are now called Product [from Resources]. Then, for each product, a manufacturing industry takes these Product [from Resources] as inputs and transforms them into actual Products.
IEATools 0.1.51 (2021-04-11)
Transition away from Travis to GitHub actions for continuous integration testing.
No new tests.
Still at 766 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.50 (2021-03-31)
Now more robust support for tidy (instead of wide-by-year) format efficiency data.
Now more arguments are passed from top-level functions to lower-level functions, thereby allowing external callers to use non-default column names.
Moving some code to new syntax for referring to column names passed as function arguments.
New tests for new features.
Now up to 766 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.49 (2021-03-17)
New constants: industry_net_flows, transport_domestic_flows, fd_sectors, eiou_flows, and prim_agg_flows
Improving documentation of constants.
IEATools 0.1.48 (2021-02-18)
Minor issue fixed regarding the coal_and_coal_products constant.
IEATools 0.1.47 (2021-02-16)
New specify_all() function coded, so that it now splits non-specified industries, splits the IEA “Own use in electricity, CHP and heat plants” flow in main activity producer electricity, heat, and CHP plants, and so that a nuclear industry is added when needed.
New option for “Epsilon” matrices and PSUT columns enables removal of some Flows for footprinting analyses (and maybe other work in the future).
When matnames is present in .tidy_iea_df, add_psut_matnames() now returns .tidy_iea_df unmodified. This new feature enables other functions for assigning matrix names.
When all of rownames, colnames, rowtypes, and coltypes are present in .tidy_iea_df, add_row_col_meta() now returns .tidy_iea_df unmodified. This new feature enables other functions for assigning row and column names and row and column types.
Moved primary_aggregates_IEA() and finaldemand_aggregates_IEA() from the Recca package to IEATools. Functions renamed to remove the _IEA suffix. Hosting the functions in Recca must have made sense at some point. But now it is clear these functions should be in IEATools, because they aggregate IEA-style tidy data frames.
Cleaned up (removed) unused arguments to final_to_useful().
Still at 656 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.40 (2020-11-23)
Now setting row name of column sums in extend_to_useful_helper() to get around a bug that occurs when a 1x1 matrix is column summed.
The API of extend_to_useful() now assumes that columns C_Y, C_eiou, and eta_fu are present in the incoming .sutdata data frame. This change makes the API of extend_to_useful() more consistent with the APIs of other functions in the package.
Default IEA to Exiobase mapping provided as .xlsx file in the extdata folder.
Now 656 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.36 (2020-09-10)
Fixed bug where missing eta_fu info caused failure. Needed to allow for an empty eta_fu_table in complete_eta_fu_table().
New tests for the fixed bug.
Now at 636 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
IEATools 0.1.35 (2020-08-26)
First version that works with full SEAPSUT workflow.
Removed an erroneous check for energy industry own use in specify_primary_production(). In fact, we need to specify all cases, not only if energy industry own use is present. This change solves a bug in a drake workflow.
New function check_fu_allocation_data() verifies that all Ef.product and Eu.product entries are identical when Machine is Non-energy.
IEATools 0.1.31 (2020-07-29)
Adjusted tests for errors instead of warnings.
Now at 610 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
.tol on allocation sums bumped from 1e-10 to 1e-9, because some errors are 3e-10.
Warnings are now errors with much more descriptive information.
IEATools 0.1.30 (2020-07-24)
New tests for new features and old bugs.
Now up to 611 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
Fixed a bug where a completed final-to-useful allocation table would have the C_source column, which caused a problem when checking for completion of a final-to-useful efficiency table.
Added “vignettes/References.bib” file. References now display properly on readme page.
New function tidy_eta_fu_table() does what the name suggests. This function (and previous new function tidy_fu_allocation_table()) enable elimination of duplicated code in several places.
IEATools 0.1.29 (2020-07-21)
New tests for new features and old bugs.
Now up to 606 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
extract_S_units_from_tidy() now correctly sets rowtype by default. rowtype was Unit, but it should have been Product.
“Memo: Greenland”, “Memo: Palestinian Authority”, and “Memo: Uganda” are no longer included in constant IEATools::aggregation_regions, because these regions are not aggregations.
IEATools 0.1.27 (2020-06-29)
New tests for new features.
Now up to 567 tests, all passing.
Test coverage remains at 100 %.
Added new function remove_agg_regions() that removes known aggregation regions from an IEA extended energy balances data frame.
When generating an efficiency template with eta_fu_template(), any Machine whose name begins with “Non-energy use” is now given default efficiency (eta.fu) of 0.0001% (i.e., 1e-6) and phi of 1.0.
Non-energy use no longer excluded when generating FU Allocation templates.
IEATools 0.1.25 (2020-06-19)
“CHN” is now a synonym for “People’s Republic of China”.
IEATools 0.1.24 (2020-06-17)
Fixed a bug where “China (P.R. of China and Hong Kong, China)” was not being coded to “CHN” in use_iso_countries(). The problem is that the countrycode package uses a different name from the IEA extended energy balance database. For now, I have coded “China (P.R. of China and Hong Kong, China)” as “CHN”. Another option would be to code it as “CHNHKG”.
IEATools 0.1.23 (2020-06-17)
Fixed issue #5 from the PFU-Database repository. The issue involved IEATools::eta_fu_template(). The eu_productke was not being subtracted, leaving duplicate “KE” products in eu_product_sort_order.
IEATools 0.1.22 (2020-06-10)
Fixed a bug in despecify_col(). resources and production were not correctly using the tpes_flows object.
IEATools 0.1.21 (2020-05-14)
Bug fixes in extend_to_useful(). Importantly, an energy balance check is now performed at the end of extend_to_useful(), and a warning is emitted if the energy balance check fails.
IEATools 0.1.20 (2020-05-01)
Added additional tests for bug fixes and new features.
Changed default number of rows in an allocation template from 3 to 4, per request from Zeke Marshall. Note that the number of rows in the allocation template is adjustable at the time the template is created using the n_allocation_rows argument to fu_allocation_template().
Added functions for row and column notation in lists: switch_notation_byname(), arrow_to_paren_byname(), and paren_to_arrow_byname(). These functions are like *_byname functions in the package matsbyname: they accept both single matrices and lists of matrices. In that way, they are amenable to pipeline calculations using the matsindf package. Adding this feature exposed bugs in matsbyname::setrownames_byname() and matsbyname::setcolnames_byname(). The bugs in matsbyname have been fixed, so these features are now working.
Added functions for row and column notation: paren_to_arrow(), arrow_to_paren(), and switch_notation().
IEATools 0.1.19 (2020-04-01)
New function form_eta_fu_phi_u_vecs() which creates column vectors of final-to-useful efficiencies (eta_fu) and exergy-to-energy ratios (phi_u) from an efficiency table.
Added new test to hit code path for generating diagnostic information when FU Allocation table is mal-formed. Code coverage is back up to 100 % for testing.
IEATools 0.1.18 (2020-03-31)
New function form_C_mats() which makes a data frame of C matrices (a.k.a. final-to-useful allocation matrices) and metadata from an FU Allocation table.
IEATools 0.1.17 (2020-03-25)
Added several new member objects to standard names across the package:
industry_flows
non_specified_flows
transformation_processes
row_col_types
psut_cols
mat_meta_cols
extract_TK() now accepts strings formulated for “cooling” in addition to “heating.” Thus, “LTC.15.C” is now accepted and parses correctly.
IEATools 0.1.16 (2020-03-24)
Now up to 444 tests, which all pass.
iea_file_OK() now works on the 2018 IEA extended energy balance data.
Did preparatory work for future fix_* functions, including the internal do_fix() function which will work for fixing data from any country in any years, so long as a replacement data frame is available.
Added function fix_GHA_industry_electricity() which adds specificity to Ghana’s industry electricity.
Added function replace_join() to assist with IEA data fixes.
Added named iea_cols object to simplify and standardize names for columns in IEA data frames, both tidy and wide.
Added a “Sorting” section to the IEATools vignette. It describes the sort_iea_df() function.
renamed sort_tidy_iea_df() –> sort_iea_df(), because the function also sorts wide data frames.
sort_tidy_iea_df() previously worked only with tidy data frames (with a column of years). sort_tidy_iea_df() now also works with wide data frames (with years spread to the right).
Fixed a bug in sort_tidy_iea_df() that results in NA values in the Last.stage column.
Added a function called sort_tidy_iea_df() which sorts tidy IEA data frames with default IEA row orders.
Completed function called fix_GHA_psb() which smooths Ghana’s Primary solid biofuels data in the years 1991–1999.
IEATools 0.1.14 (2020-03-11)
Fixed an issue with argument names: overwrite –> overwrite_file. The change was made in the IEATools package develop branch against which the latest version of the PFU-Database repository was built. However, the argument name change needs to be on the master branch of IEATools so that install_github() gets the updated argument name.
Added stub functions to fix certain IEA data. This capability is in development and not yet working.
Added a script to make internal data frames for fixing IEA data. This capability is in development and not yet working.
IEATools 0.1.13 (2020-03-08)
Added template tests for both 2018 and 2019.
Added new sample allocation and F–>U efficiency tables for 2019 data.
Rebuilt the sample template for F–>U allocation, because new categories of energy consumption were provided for ZAF EIOU.
Wrote new tests for the new approaches to determining “Transformation processes” and “Energy industry own use”.
Implemented a new way to identify “Transformation processes” and “Energy industry own use” rows. The new method works for both the 2018 and 2019 editions of the IEA data. The new method is based on finding breakpoints between sections of the table. The method relies on the fact that each country’s rows are in exactly the same order. The validity of this assumption can be tested with iea_file_OK().
Added a new function adjacent_rownums() that identifies the row numbers where two adjacent entries exist. This function is used extensively when determining the row ranges for “Transformation processes” and “Energy industry own use”.
Added function sample_iea_data_path() which takes a year (representing year of data release) as an argument. Default year is (now) 2019.
In subsequent years, I will change the default year to the most-recent year available. 2018 is also supported. This function allows supporting and testing of previous years’ data versions.
Added iea_file_OK() which tells whether all countries in an IEA extended energy balance table have the same order for all rows.
Added “Paper, pulp and printing” to the list of industries for 2019. (In the 2018 edition of the IEA’s data, “Paper, pulp and print” was the name of this industry.)
There is no longer an “Other” aggregation in the IEA database. One test that had expected an “Other” aggregation point in the database (using 2018 data) was failing, because the expectation is no longer met in the 2019 version of the database. The test has been changed to no longer expect an “Other” aggregation point.
Focused some tests that assumed some FLOWs would end in “(transf.)”, “(transformation)”, or “(energy)” on sample IEA data from 2018.
No FLOWs end with those strings in the 2019 data. There is no harm to leave the code that strips trailing “(transf.)”, “(transformation)”, and “(energy)”.
augment_iea_df() now recognizes “Final consumption not elsewhere specified” as an “other” flow. “Final consumption not elsewhere specified” (in the 2019 data) is a synonym for “Non-specified (other)” (in 2018 and earlier editions of the IEA data).
augment_iea_df() now recognizes “Industry not elsewhere specified” as an industry flow. “Industry not elsewhere specified” (in the 2019 data) is a synonym for “Non-specified (industry)” (in 2018 and earlier editions of the IEA data).
iea_df() now removes white space, even from “FLOW” entries that are quoted to protect commas.
IEATools 0.1.12 (2020-02-26)
iea_df() now reads files with a clean header line.
Improved documentation on the energy balance functions, especially fix_tidy_iea_df_balances(), where clarifying examples are now provided.
IEATools 0.1.11 (2020-02-14)
iea_df() now deletes columns that end with estimated_year, whose default value is “E”. This feature allows us to process IEA data files with column names such as “2014E”.
IEATools 0.1.10 (2020-01-22)
Integrated with codecov.io by adding codecov.yml file to repository.
Integrated with Travis by adding .travis.yml file to repository. Now, Travis builds the package automatically after each commit. In addition, test coverage is calculated after each build.
Now at 100 % test coverage. Got to this point by adding new tests to ensure that all parts of the code are being hit. And by adjusting the regex strings in extract_TK().
IEATools 0.1.9 (2020-01-15)
Added GitHub Pages website.
IEATools 0.1.8 (2019-07-24)
Efficiency template now includes energy flows into final-to-useful machines for each year, indicating to analysts which years need no efficiency or exergy-to-energy ratio.
New sort_by argument for eta_fu_template() allows “useful_energy_type” and “importance”. “useful_energy_type” sorts first by md, light, ke, and heat, then by magnitude of energy flow into the machine. “importance” sorts by magnitude of energy flow into the machine only. Default is “useful_energy_type”.
IEATools 0.1.7 (2019-04-18)
Allocation template now sorting rows in IEA order.
All specified primary flows now consumed somewhere in the ECC.
Now specifying the source of output flows from inserted machines at primary level. For example, inserting Coal mines into the ECC gives now results in Hard coal produced by (Coal mines).
For example, “Hard coal (if no detail)” –> “Hard coal (if no detail) (Coal mines)”.
Added fu_allocation_template() function that makes templates for deciding allocations to final-to-useful machines in Final consumption or Energy industry own use.
specify_tp_eiou() now aggregates inputs and outputs separately at the end of its specification process. Doing so avoids a situation where resource extraction industries would look like a Transformation process sink industry when inputs and outputs were netted together.
IEATools 0.1.6 (2019-04-06)
Updated all three vignettes to reflect the new functions and demonstrate their use.
New function augment_iea_df() now removes (energy), (transf.), and (transformation) suffixes from the Flow column after adding the Flow.aggregation.point column.
No longer removing countries that lack a 2-letter ISO abbreviation.
New function prep_psut() bundles several PSUT-related functions together.
Added functions to generate PSUT matrices
Added production_to_resources() function to convert Production to Resources (product).
Rename package from IEAData to IEATools to better reflect its purpose. Users can’t get data from this package, anyway. This package will do more than distribute data. This package allows users to also manipulate data and extend to useful stage.
Now includes sample data from 2 countries and 2 years.
Converted to functions for all tasks so more general.
Added function to create an S_units matrix from tidy data.
