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@laurinks laurinks commented Sep 24, 2025

Purpose of this PR

Update ScenarioMIP mapping to include latest changes in ssp-submission-workflow template (github.com/iiasa/ssp-submission-workflow)

Forest Area Change|Deforestation|Planted: This variable was added to the template. As piam_variable, I added Resources|GrossForestLoss|+|Planted and also adjusted the summations check. @flohump: Please let me know if this is not correct.

Energy Service|Commercial|Floor Space, Energy Service|Residential and Commercial|Floor Space, and Energy Service|Residential|Floor Space were removed from the template. We had reported these variable previously. At the same time, a large number of variables on the Residential and Commercial sector were added as subcategories of Building Stock, Energy Service, Final Energy, Population, Price|Final Energy. @ricardarosemann, @robinhasse: Please let me know if you would like to add further PIAM variables to the mapping. Thanks!

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  • I did not use Excel to open csv files or checked that no side-effects occur (changed values, many new quotation marks, …)
  • I added any renamed piam_variable to renamed_piam_variables.csv to guarantee backwards compatibility.
  • For REMIND variables, I used |+| notation consistently. This can be achieved automatically with updatePlusUnit().

It is recommended to have a look at the tutorial before submission.

@laurinks laurinks requested review from flohump and merfort September 24, 2025 12:33
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Thanks. Looks fine for the MAgPIE variables.

@laurinks laurinks merged commit 02c723e into pik-piam:master Sep 24, 2025
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