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GreenInfo-Network / seattle-building-dashboard

Energy benchmarking for Seattle
https://greeninfo-network.github.io/seattle-building-dashboard/
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New report header #5

Closed danrademacher closed 2 years ago

danrademacher commented 2 years ago

Let's start with the header as easy enough to bite off, and also at the top: image

https://xd.adobe.com/view/fc56a1c7-ec9e-46c9-a352-63b9f05e276a-a905/specs/

Current appearance: image

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tomay commented 2 years ago

Root of the template is here: /src/app/templates/scorecards/scorecard.html

tomay commented 2 years ago

But that's just the tip of the iceberg. Virtually everything seems to be injected here: 

  <!-- Dynamic content -->
  <div id='scorecard-content'>
    <div id='scorecard-view'></div>
  </div>
tomay commented 2 years ago

This is how it's looking at the moment:

image

And as I paste that I see that it's missing the text. I'll add that shortly

*All EUIs are adjusted for weather

tomay commented 2 years ago

Notes/comments/questions

Copy of the latest building data exported from Carto saved here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mShoC9Hw5jGyP6HhN0l2N8VmV1-cVy8ZeyA8yNKTV-g/edit#gid=1583635201

Fields used from building data in the header

  1. EUI stats
    • EUI total: site_eui_wn
    • EUI average for this building type: building_type_eui_wn
  2. GHG stats
    • GHG total: total_ghg_emissions
    • GHG for this building type: total_ghg_emissions_intensity, calculated on the fly as the mean of this measure for all buildings of this type

Energy Star switch?

The original had this in the header, but I don't see anything like this in the latest design, so I've ignored it: 

    <% if (ess_logo) { %>
    <div class='sc-txt blue-new small light ess-certified'><img class='ess-logo' src='images/scorecard/energy-star-logo.svg'/><span>This building is ENERGY STAR Certified</span></div>
    <% } %>

City Scorecard

It looks like the system supports a City Scorecard in addition to a Building Scorecard. I haven't heard anything about this (or I don't recall!), so I'm ignoring this for now.

tomay commented 2 years ago

Somethings not right with the increase/decrease figures:

image

tomay commented 2 years ago

okay, I see the problem

Also, I should note here the process for calculating GHG comparisons

  1. Get the total_ghg_emissions for this building
  2. Get the mean of total_ghg_emissions for all buildings of this type
  3. Calc the percent difference as 
    ((total_ghg - building_type_average_ghg) / building_type_average_ghg) * 100;

For some reason, previously I was using total_ghg_emissions_intensity but I don't know what this is, and it doesn't seem relevant here

danrademacher commented 2 years ago

Closing this in favor of specific issues