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fixed disaggregation inaccuracies in luscale #580

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🐦 Description of this PR 🐦

This PR fixes two things:

  • During the disaggregation of land pools, policies for conserving semi-natural habitat in cropland cells have not been consistently applied.
  • Noticeable deviations in the total land sum could occur at times due to mismatches in the calculation of the allocation weights.

The first issue has been fully fixed, while the inaccuracies caused by the allocation weights have been reduced to <0.01 %.

See here for the actual changes.

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    • Low risk: Simple bugfixes (missing files, updated documentation, typos) or changes in start or output scripts
    • Medium risk: Uncritical changes in the model core (e.g. moderate modifications in non-default realizations)
    • High risk: Critical changes in model core or default settings (e.g. changing a model default or adjusting a core mechanic in the model)
  • Self-review own code

    • No hard coded numbers and cluster/country/region names.
    • The new code doesn't contain declared but unused parameters or variables.
    • magpie4 R library has been updated accordingly and backwards compatible where necessary.
    • scenario_config.csv has been updated accordingly (important if default.cfg has been updated)
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    • Where relevant, put In-code documentation comments
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    • CHANGELOG is updated correctly
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Please add to the changelog. Then it's good to go.

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I have updated the changelog.

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checked also underlying script, seems fine!

@pvjeetze pvjeetze merged commit 3fb4e98 into magpiemodel:develop Jul 27, 2023
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