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(),
...
)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 where the weather factor is applied.
- 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.
- slice
character. Time slice to apply the parameter, NA for every slice.
- wval
numeric. Weather factor value.
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$d365_h24)
ttbl
WSOL <- newWeather(
name = "WSOL",
desc = "Horiontal solar PV capacity factor",
timeframe = "HOUR",
defVal = 0.,
weather = data.frame(
region = "R1",
year = 2015, #
slice = ttbl$slice,
wval = runif(length(ttbl$slice), 0., 1) # use your data
)
)
} # }