Names follow the SUEWS YAML specification; click one for its definition in the configuration reference.
Conditions the set was derived under; not model inputs themselves.
context.qf_model | 4 |
Where: SUEWS_AnthropogenicEmission.txt, initial v2019a Code 11
States qf_a 0.3081/0.3081, qf_b 0.0099/0.0099, qf_c 0.0102/0.0102, metabolic heat 75/175, metabolic CO2 120/280, fossil fractions 0.05/0, EF 1.159, vehicle energy 4.11e6 J km-1, vehicle CO2 0.38, and traffic units 1.
Where: SUEWS_AnthropogenicEmission.txt, v2019a point-source column extension
Adds CO2PointSource 0 but also changes both vehicle factors to 0.285. The initial 0.38 is retained as the original Code 11 configuration; this later locator is used only for the added flag.
Applies to: parameters.co2.frfossilfuel_heat, parameters.co2.frfossilfuel_nonheat, parameters.co2.ef_umolco2perj, parameters.co2.trafficunits
Where: SUEWS_AnthropogenicEmission.txt, initial v2019a Code 11 configuration fields
These configuration-only leaves have direct authoritative values in the public input table.
Applies to: parameters.co2.co2pointsource
Where: SUEWS_AnthropogenicEmission.txt, v2019a Code 11 point-source flag
The v2019a column extension directly records CO2PointSource as 0 for Code 11.
Applies to: parameters.heat.qf_a.working_day, parameters.heat.qf_a.holiday, parameters.heat.qf_b.working_day, parameters.heat.qf_b.holiday, parameters.heat.qf_c.working_day, parameters.heat.qf_c.holiday
Where: Table 2(b), general model-run options, p. 223
Publishes a0 0.308, a1 0.00986 and a2 0.0102 at article precision for weekday and weekend.
Where: Section 3.2(a), parameter estimation, p. 225
States that the anthropogenic heat coefficients were determined by multiple linear regression using Vancouver Vs87 data.
Applies to: parameters.co2.minqfmetab, parameters.co2.maxqfmetab
Where: Section 2.5, Heat released from human metabolism, p. 2745
States a sleeping metabolic rate of 75 W and adopts an average daytime rate of 175 W.
Applies to: parameters.co2.minfcmetab, parameters.co2.maxfcmetab
Where: Appendix A3, Human metabolism, p. 4662
Publishes 120 and 280 umol CO2 s-1 person-1 after adjusting the Moriwaki and Kanda values to nighttime and daytime activity periods.
Applies to: parameters.co2.enef_v_jkm
Where: Table 2, nonsite-dependent model parameters, p. 8369
Publishes vehicle heat release of 4.11e6 J km-1 as a nonsite-dependent model parameter, calculated in the following text from combustion heat, fuel density and fuel economy.
Where: Pre-migration AnthropogenicEmission row 53240011
Preserves origin London, name "Järvi MD", the stable identity and the combined tuple, but carries the unreferenced placeholder and stores EF as zero.
| Name | supported The neutral name identifies the public Code 11 configuration without expanding the legacy abbreviation "Järvi MD" into an unsupported meaning or presenting it as a London determination. |
|---|---|
| Target | supported The release row stores the combined heat and CO2 configuration used by the anthropogenic_emissions target. |
| Values | supported The initial v2019a Code 11 row matches the active tuple after restoring EF_umolCO2perJ from the legacy zero to 1.159. Järvi et al. (2011) publish the Vancouver heat coefficients at article precision; Sailor and Lu (2004), Ward et al. (2013), and Järvi et al. (2019) support the scalar metabolism and vehicle-energy parameters. The later v2019a point-source extension supplies the new zero flag but not the vehicle factor, which it changes from 0.38 to 0.285. |
| Source | supported The canonical record source is the pinned public table containing the complete combined configuration. Scalar overrides identify direct publications where the export can carry them, and field-scoped sidecar evidence records the Vancouver fitted heat lineage separately. issue #265 |
| Place | supported No canonical place is declared. The public row has no geographic label, its heat branch is fitted to Vancouver Vs87, and its complete CO2 tuple is not established as London evidence. The stable path and verbatim origin retain the migration identity without turning it into a place claim. |
| Representativeness | supported Generic describes an archived reusable configuration whose branches have different origins; no city-wide observational reach is asserted. |
| Method | supported Literature at record level denotes adoption of a pinned public configuration. The direct evidence retains fitted, calculated and literature roles for individual fields instead of asserting one shared production method. |
| Identity | supported Public Code 11 and legacy row 53240011 carry the same combined tuple. The stable path and origin remain migration identifiers; the canonical name, place and scope no longer claim London evidence. |
The one-source blocker is resolved by separating configuration identity from field-level scientific provenance. The exact combined tuple is public Code 11, with the original revision retaining 0.38 for vehicle CO2 and a later revision introducing point-source flag 0. Järvi et al. (2011) establish that the heat coefficients were fitted to Vancouver Vs87, not London. The canonical place is therefore omitted and representativeness is generic, while the stable path and verbatim London origin preserve migration traceability. EF 1.159 is restored from the original table; no unsupported value is inferred.
BaseT_HC | 18.2 |
AHMin_WD | -999 |
AHMin_WE | -999 |
AHSlope_Heating_WD | -999 |
AHSlope_Heating_WE | -999 |
AHSlope_Cooling_WD | -999 |
AHSlope_Cooling_WE | -999 |
TCritic_Heating_WD | -999 |
TCritic_Heating_WE | -999 |
TCritic_Cooling_WD | -999 |
TCritic_Cooling_WE | -999 |
FrPDDwe | 1 |
Paste under anthropogenic_emissions in a SUEWS YAML configuration; every value carries its citation.
heat:
qf_a:
working_day: 0.3081
holiday: 0.3081
qf_b:
working_day: 0.0099
holiday: 0.0099
qf_c:
working_day: 0.0102
holiday: 0.0102
co2:
minqfmetab:
value: 75
ref:
ID: sailor2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2004.01.034
desc: generic
maxqfmetab:
value: 175
ref:
ID: sailor2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2004.01.034
desc: generic
minfcmetab:
value: 120
ref:
ID: ward2013
DOI: 10.5194/acp-13-4645-2013
desc: generic
maxfcmetab:
value: 280
ref:
ID: ward2013
DOI: 10.5194/acp-13-4645-2013
desc: generic
frfossilfuel_heat:
value: 0.05
ref:
ID: umep-dev2019a-anthropogenic-emission-table
DOI: null
desc: generic
frfossilfuel_nonheat:
value: 0
ref:
ID: umep-dev2019a-anthropogenic-emission-table
DOI: null
desc: generic
ef_umolco2perj:
value: 1.159
ref:
ID: umep-dev2019a-anthropogenic-emission-table
DOI: null
desc: generic
enef_v_jkm:
value: 4110000
ref:
ID: jarvi2019
DOI: 10.1029/2018JD029576
desc: generic
fcef_v_kgkm:
working_day: 0.38
holiday: 0.38
co2pointsource:
value: 0
ref:
ID: umep-dev2019a-anthropogenic-emission-table
DOI: null
desc: generic
trafficunits:
value: 1
ref:
ID: umep-dev2019a-anthropogenic-emission-table
DOI: null
desc: generic
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