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Yes, exactly.... the primary point is that we can see in the current ABCD data that a given sector may have metric == "company level capacity" AND metric == "company level production", and we should be cautious about that and make sure we choose the appropriate one. In the current data, Shipping technologies are the only ones in that situation, so we can get away with ignoring it for now since we aren't using Shipping data to prepare 2021Q4, but eventually we should deal with this possibility (for all sectors) in a programmatic way.
To programmatically do this, we need to understand the corresponding units of the scenario more precisely, and then ensure that we are linking the correct scenario units to the correct ABCD units.
unit, in the context of dimensional analysis, e.g. c("production", "capacity")
Yes, exactly.... the primary point is that we can see in the current ABCD data that a given sector may have
metric == "company level capacity"
ANDmetric == "company level production"
, and we should be cautious about that and make sure we choose the appropriate one. In the current data, Shipping technologies are the only ones in that situation, so we can get away with ignoring it for now since we aren't using Shipping data to prepare 2021Q4, but eventually we should deal with this possibility (for all sectors) in a programmatic way.Originally posted by @cjyetman in https://github.com/2DegreesInvesting/pacta.data.preparation/issues/94#issuecomment-1239104486
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