HTAP is a collection of data and tools that automate and extend the HOT2000 residential energy simulation tool. The HOT2000 software suite can be obtained directly from Natural ResourcesCanada.
HTAP has been used to:
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) developed HTAP to support research and program development. While HTAP is published in the hope others will find it useful, NRCan provides no warranty or support for the software or its users.
HTAP requires the following components be installed on your computer:
C:\H2K-cli-min\
In addition to these, you may find the following tools useful:
To install HTAP, check out the files from Git-hub:
C:\> git clone https://github.com/NRCan-IETS-CE-O-HBC/HTAP.git
Before you can run HTAP simulations, you must first copy the archetype files to the
C:\H2K-CLI-Min\User\ directory
. HTAP includes a ruby script to do this for you:
PS C:\> cd .\HTAP\Archetypes
PS C:\HTAP\Archetypes> ruby .\CopyToH2K.rb
The master
branch contains the most stable version of HTAP. New features are
regularly integrated into the general-dev
branch. Other branches include new
features under development for future versions of HTAP.
HTAP is developed and maintained by CanmetENERGY-Ottawa, a division of Natural Resources Canada. HTAP's current capabilities reflect contributions from the National Research Council and other third-party contributors.
Direct inquiries about HTAP and related projects to Alex.Ferguson@canada.ca