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Heat modelling changes for the built environment #503

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Modelling of heat demand in the built environment has been updated. Summarized:

  • Residences are set to four types: apartments, detached houses, semi-detached houses, terraced houses
  • Residences are split into 6 construction periods: before 1945, 1945-1964, 1965-1984, 1985-2004, 2005 to present and future
  • Buildings are split into 2 construction periods: present and future
  • Useful space heating demand is no longer aggregated to a single node, but each residence of a certain type and construction period is connected to all heating technologies, the same goes for buildings
  • Merit orders are added to determine allocation of technologies to residences
  • Dataset initialisation (refinery and atlas) and required data (etdataset and etlocal) is updated
  • Frontend charts, slides and sliders are updated
  • Insulation has been changed, instead of setting a demand reduction, the typical useful demand of each residence and building can be adjusted
  • Insulation costs queries are updated
  • Useful demand can be assigned two different curves, depending on the technology one of the curves will be selected
  • Deficits are calculated based on the capacity of the technology and the hourly demand of each residence and building

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Charlotte vm and others added 29 commits January 3, 2024 16:33
…ore, Efate, NI, Aarhus and Belgian municipalities)
…) for built environment stock interface elements and normalize the useful demand shares to make sure they sum to 100
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Share in useful heat demand do not seem to be processed properly for EU countries.

Screenshot 2024-02-09 at 08 44 59

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When I download a new production database and run the migrations, the proper values are loaded into the Dataset Manager (even though the visualisation locally is still off).

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Strangely though, the commit message for a number of keys in the migration 20240108175036_update_built_environment_for_eu appears to be missing. I'm not sure how this is possible, given that for the share in useful demand keys, in the same migration, the commit message is passed properly.

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LGTM other than the few issues we've identified (and we will pick up in a parallel project)!

@mabijkerk mabijkerk merged commit f862cc6 into production Feb 28, 2024
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@mabijkerk mabijkerk deleted the built-environment-heat branch February 28, 2024 14:02
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