Heat modelling changes for the built environment

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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

Goes with

• Heat modelling changes for the built environment fever#1
• Heat modelling changes for the built environment refinery#61
• Heat modelling changes for the built environment atlas#164
• Heat modelling changes for the built environment etengine#1386
• Heat modelling changes for the built environment etsource#2997
• Heat modelling changes for the built environment etmodel#4193
• https://github.com/quintel/etdataset/pull/989
• Heat modelling changes for the built environment etlocal#503