Slot: Exposure Model Type (exposure_model_type)
The class of model that produced the values. Daymet = spatial_interpolation; NARR / ERA5 = reanalysis; GridMET = statistical_blend; Brokamp PM = single_machine_learning; Di et al. PM = ensemble_machine_learning.
Tier: core
Why this slot matters
A measured value, an interpolated value, and an ML-predicted value have different error structures and cannot be pooled naively; this is the field that tells them apart. Without it, users cannot judge whether values are measurements or predictions.
In plain terms
Most "exposure" numbers were never measured at your door: a model estimates them from weather stations, satellites, or physics equations. This field says which kind of machinery produced the number, so you know how much to trust it and what could go wrong.
URI: envar:slot/exposure_model_type
Applicable Classes
| Name |
Description |
Modifies Slot |
| ExposureModel |
The model class that produced the values (interpolation, reanalysis, ML, stat... |
yes |
Properties
Type and Range
Cardinality and Requirements
Examples
| Value |
| spatial_interpolation |
| satellite_retrieval |
See Also
Annotations
| property |
value |
| tier |
core |
| justification |
A measured value, an interpolated value, and an ML-predicted value have different error structures and cannot be pooled naively; this is the field that tells them apart. Without it, users cannot judge whether values are measurements or predictions. |
| explanation |
Most "exposure" numbers were never measured at your door: a model estimates them from weather stations, satellites, or physics equations. This field says which kind of machinery produced the number, so you know how much to trust it and what could go wrong. |
| covered_by |
None |
Schema Source
Mappings
| Mapping Type |
Mapped Value |
| self |
envar:exposure_model_type |
| native |
envar:exposure_model_type |
LinkML Source
name: exposure_model_type
annotations:
tier:
tag: tier
value: core
justification:
tag: justification
value: A measured value, an interpolated value, and an ML-predicted value have
different error structures and cannot be pooled naively; this is the field that
tells them apart. Without it, users cannot judge whether values are measurements
or predictions.
explanation:
tag: explanation
value: 'Most "exposure" numbers were never measured at your door: a model estimates
them from weather stations, satellites, or physics equations. This field says
which kind of machinery produced the number, so you know how much to trust it
and what could go wrong.'
covered_by:
tag: covered_by
annotations:
omop_gaia:
tag: omop_gaia
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: absent
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: GAIA has no first-class exposure-model-type slot; it is present
only via the EnVar JSON-LD extension. Natively GAIA carries only a free-text
measurement_technique.
degauss:
tag: degauss
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: absent
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: DeGAUSS carries no exposure-model-type slot.
amadeus:
tag: amadeus
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: absent
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: Amadeus carries no exposure-model-type slot.
cher:
tag: cher
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: partial
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: table_dictionary data_level (mXX = modeled data)
note:
tag: note
value: C-HER's data_level code flags modeled data (mXX) and distinguishes
calculated (dXX) from modeled, but does not name the model class (reanalysis
vs interpolation).
codata:
tag: codata
annotations:
extent:
tag: extent
value: out_of_layer
status:
tag: status
value: asserted
where:
tag: where
value: no column
note:
tag: note
value: The exposure-model class is instance-layer methodology that CDIF
/ DDI-CDI conceptual and represented layers explicitly do not carry
(related-approaches.md ยง4).
description: The class of model that produced the values. Daymet = `spatial_interpolation`;
NARR / ERA5 = `reanalysis`; GridMET = `statistical_blend`; Brokamp PM = `single_machine_learning`;
Di et al. PM = `ensemble_machine_learning`.
title: Exposure Model Type
examples:
- value: spatial_interpolation
description: Daymet V4 daily Tmax (station observations interpolated to a 1 km grid)
- value: satellite_retrieval
description: ACAG V5.GL satellite-derived annual PM2.5
from_schema: https://w3id.org/linkml/microschemas/envar
see_also:
- https://daymet.ornl.gov/
- https://www.climatologylab.org/gridmet.html
- https://www.ecmwf.int/en/forecasts/dataset/ecmwf-reanalysis-v5
rank: 1000
domain_of:
- ExposureModel
range: ExposureModelTypeEnum