Import EF 3.1 LCIA methods + characterization factors - #1
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… import) 25 methods (one per impact category, with reference units) and 319,393 characterization factors keyed to vocab flow IRIs. Source: JRC EF 3.1 reference package via the sentier-importers agribalyse adapter. CF values are JRC-public; no ecoinvent data. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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data/01-ef-3.1/with the EF 3.1 LCIA layer, imported from the JRC EF 3.1 reference package via thesentier-importersagribalyse adapter.methods.parquet— 25 rows (one per impact category), with EF reference units.characterization-factors.parquet— 319,393 CFs, keyed tovocab.sentier.dev/flows/<uuid>, joined to methods onmethod_id. Regional variants preserved vialocation.CF values are JRC-public and uncapped; no ecoinvent nomenclature or LCI amounts are involved.
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