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)numeric array of w.length (nm)
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.
[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
# NOT RUN {
GEN_G_q_fun(293:400)
# }
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