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InVEST Coastal Blue Carbon's emissions math expermient
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# Related to the discussion at https://community.naturalcapitalproject.org/t/coastal-blue-carbon-zero-net-c-sequestration-in-disturbed-blue-carbon-habitats/1398/9 | |
# Note that this is intended to simply recreate the math used in the CBC model, | |
# which is just a Riemann Sum of the emissions equation. It would be far | |
# faster (and should be more numerically correct) to simply use the fundamental | |
# theorem of calculus and evaluate the function directly for each transition period. | |
# d = 0.0001997 | |
d = 0.00020075 | |
# found_emissions = 0.0000133733 | |
# h = 2 | |
h = 10 | |
d_sum = 0 | |
total_percent = 0 | |
for i in range(1, 15): | |
fractional_emissions = (d * (0.5**((i-1)/h) - (0.5**(i/h)))) | |
percent_of_total = (fractional_emissions/d) | |
total_percent += percent_of_total | |
print(f"{i} {fractional_emissions} {percent_of_total:.4}") | |
d_sum += fractional_emissions | |
print("Sum: %.10f" % d_sum) | |
print(f"Which is {round((d_sum / d)*100, 2)}% of d") | |
print(f"{total_percent}") |
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