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Analysis: Demographic vs Climate decomposition #31

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FanWangEcon opened this issue Jan 30, 2024 · 0 comments
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Analysis: Demographic vs Climate decomposition #31

FanWangEcon opened this issue Jan 30, 2024 · 0 comments
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Decomposition

Decompose

Decomposition across time and space. We do this nationally, then we do this regionally.

Regional results

Part 1, national decomposition.

Part 2, regional decomposition

Decomposition by four economic regions.
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Generate national decomposition files Step 1 of #31
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- Scripts with parameters to generate national decomposition results
- Aggregate national decomposition exposure files by various temperature thresholds
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Generate regional decomposition files Step 2 of #31
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- Scripts with parameters to generate regional decomposition results
- Aggregate regional decomposition exposure files by various temperature thresholds
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Update central region province keys, change #30 , decompose #31, bug #44
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