Features/heat load #76
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Thanks for your effort, @MaGering! Much of it looks quite good and is on the right track. Some things can be improved and should be improved - see my suggestions. Please make sure that the script runs successfully - I tried to test it but it failed to complete.
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| in_path1 = sys.argv[1] # path to weather data | ||
| in_path2 = sys.argv[2] # path to household distributions data |
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Household distribution data is not used?
| total_heat_load = postprocess_data( | ||
| total_heat_load, heat_load_year, region, f"ts_{year}", sc_demand_unit | ||
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Can you add a function here that sums up the scalars for hh, ghd and i?
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@MaGering: Can you please have a final check to make sure that the prepared scalars and timeseries are correct? After that, the filenames have to be cleaned up - then we can merge. |
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Thanks for the adjustments! It runs through and the outputs look good to me. Should I change |
No, the naming should stay - the script now produces both scalars and timeseries. |
Resolves #53 by adding a function that calculates heat load profiles.
Hence the demandlib is used to calculate profiles for households and GHD, the
install_requiresinsetup.pyand snakemake rule insnakemakefile are updated as well.