Identifiers for halocarbon forcings

These identifiers specify forcing values that can be provided by hector via one of the myriad halocarbon components. All of the values corresponding to these identifiers are read-only (i.e., they can only appear in GETDATA messages.) The forcings returned are the relative forcings, with the base year (typically 1750) values subtracted off.

RF_CF4()

RF_C2F6()

RF_HFC23()

RF_HFC32()

RF_HFC4310()

RF_HFC125()

RF_HFC134A()

RF_HFC143A()

RF_HFC227EA()

RF_HFC245FA()

RF_SF6()

RF_CFC11()

RF_CFC12()

RF_CFC113()

RF_CFC114()

RF_CFC115()

RF_CCL4()

RF_CH3CCL3()

RF_HCFC22()

RF_HCFC141B()

RF_HCFC142B()

RF_HALON1211()

RF_HALON1301()

RF_HALON2402()

RF_CH3CL()

RF_CH3BR()

Functions

RF_CF4: Radiative forcing due to CF4
RF_C2F6: Radiative forcing due to C2F6
RF_HFC23: Radiative forcing due to HFC-23
RF_HFC32: Radiative forcing due to HFC-32
RF_HFC4310: Radiative forcing due to HFC-4310
RF_HFC125: Radiative forcing due to HFC-125
RF_HFC134A: Radiative forcing due to HFC-134a
RF_HFC143A: Radiative forcing due to HFC-143a
RF_HFC227EA: Radiative forcing due to HFC227ea
RF_HFC245FA: Radiative forcing due to HFC-245fa
RF_SF6: Radiative forcing due to sulfur hexafluoride
RF_CFC11: Radiative forcing due to CFC-11
RF_CFC12: Radiative forcing due to CFC-12
RF_CFC113: Radiative forcing due to CFC-113
RF_CFC114: Radiative forcing due to CFC-114
RF_CFC115: Radiative forcing due to CFC-115
RF_CCL4: Radiative forcing due to carbon tetrachloride
RF_CH3CCL3: Radiative forcing due to trichloroethane
RF_HCFC22: Radiative forcing due to HCFC-22
RF_HCFC141B: Radiative forcing due to HCFC-141b
RF_HCFC142B: Radiative forcing due to HCFC-142b
RF_HALON1211: Radiative forcing due to halon-1211
RF_HALON1301: Radiative forcing due to halon-1301
RF_HALON2402: Radiative forcing due to halon-2402
RF_CH3CL: Radiative forcing due to chloromethane
RF_CH3BR: Radiative forcing due to bromomethane

Note

Because these identifiers are provided as #define macros in the hector code, these identifiers are provided in the R interface as function. Therefore, these objects must be called to use them; e.g., GETDATA() instead of the more natural looking GETDATA.

Functions

Note

See also