Create new weather object

weather is a data-carrying class with exogenous shocks used to influence operation of processes in the model.

Usage

newWeather(
  name = "",
  desc = "",
  unit = as.character(NA),
  region = character(),
  timeframe = character(),
  defVal = 0,
  weather = data.frame(),
  misc = list(),
  ...
)

# S4 method for class 'weather'
update(object, ...)

Arguments

name

character. Name of the weather factor, used in sets.

desc

character. Description of the weather factor.

unit

character. Unit of the weather factor.

region

character. Region(s) the weather factor is declared at. May be a COARSER region of the model's geoscale than the processes that use it: a process reads the series at its own region when the object serves it, otherwise at the NEAREST ancestor that does. One profile declared at a parent therefore feeds every child region from a single stored series instead of being copied per child. Unset means every region. A process whose region the object neither serves nor has an ancestor for is an error – the factor is multiplicative and defaults to 0, so an unresolved link would shut the process down silently.

timeframe

character. Timeframe of the weather factor.

defVal

numeric. Default value of the weather factor, 0 by default.

weather

data.frame. Weather factor values.

region

character. Region name to apply the parameter, NA for every region.

year

integer. Year to apply the parameter, NA for every year.

timeslice

character. Time timeslice to apply the parameter, NA for every timeslice.

wval

numeric. Weather factor value.

misc

list. Additional information.

...

slot-names with data to update (see newWeather)

object

object of class weather

Value

weather object with given specifications.

Details

Weather factors are separated from the model parameters and can be added or replaced for different scenarios. !!!Additional details...

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{

# use/make time resolution of the model: timetalbe
ttbl <- make_timetable(tsl_levels$d365_h24)
ttbl

WSOL <- newWeather(
  name = "WSOL",
  desc = "Horiontal solar PV capacity factor",
  timeframe = "HOUR",
  defVal = 0.,
  weather = data.frame(
    region = "R1",
    year = 2015, # 
    timeslice = ttbl$timeslice,
    wval = runif(length(ttbl$timeslice), 0., 1) # use your data
  )
)
} # }