This function gives a set of numeric multipliers that can be used as a weight to calculate effective doses and irradiances. The BSWF is normalized at 280 nm.
GEN_G_q_fun(w.length)a numeric array of the same length as w.length with values for the BSWF normalized
as in the original source. The returned values are based on quantum effectiveness units.
numeric array of w.length (nm)
[1] Caldwell, M. M. (1971) Solar UV irradiation and the growth and development of higher plants. In Giese, A. C. (Ed.) Photophysiology, Academic Press, 1971, 6, 131-177
[2] Green, A. E. S.; Sawada, T. & Shettle, E. P. (1974) The middle ultraviolet reaching the ground Photochemistry and Photobiology, 1974, 19, 251-259
[3] Micheletti, M. I.; Piacentini, R. D. & Madronich, S. (2003) Sensitivity of Biologically Active UV Radiation to Stratospheric Ozone Changes: Effects of Action Spectrum Shape and Wavelength Range Photochemistry and Photobiology, 78, 456-461
Other BSWF functions:
CH4_e_fun(),
CH4_q_fun(),
CIE_e_fun(),
CIE_q_fun(),
DNA_GM_q_fun(),
DNA_P_q_fun(),
FLAV_q_fun(),
GEN_M_q_fun(),
GEN_T_q_fun(),
ICNIRP_e_fun(),
PG_q_fun()