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Model flows contains flows not found in B matrix #7

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bl-young opened this issue Dec 13, 2022 · 2 comments
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Model flows contains flows not found in B matrix #7

bl-young opened this issue Dec 13, 2022 · 2 comments

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@bl-young
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see USEPA/useeior#244.

I believe the only consequence of this is that the flows tab in the excel file has 3 flows that do not exist in the model matrices.

In this case, these three flows appear in the FBS for CAP_HAP but only for F01000 sector.

Flowable Context FlowUUID SectorName Sector
Benzo[a]fluoranthene emission/air/troposphere/rural 69db665e-6ca4-3323-b968-d70f2f2e021d Household F01000
Benzo[a]fluoranthene emission/air/troposphere/urban d6cc92e8-cbef-39b8-8dc3-18fe390eeb6e Household F01000
Methylchrysene emission/air/troposphere/rural 2d8bc64d-487e-384e-b7b9-228828adc46a Household F01000
@WesIngwersen
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ha i just independently found this same issue.
useeior::checkNamesandOrdering() called via writeModeltoXLSX() throws an error and I confirm the problem is exactly as you state. This will become a problem for using the model via the API as well as via Excel if one simply used the index (row number) to get flow metadata.

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yep - I went ahead and created the excel file anyway by skipping that test for now

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