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dpinney / omf

The Open Modeling Framework for smart grid cost-benefit analysis.
https://omf.coop
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voltage Drop model #221

Closed dpinney closed 10 years ago

dpinney commented 10 years ago

Finished in 1d57e5a32b289acd66f0eab669a5679eaedc4db1.

It's more of a container for the voltage drop charting code than a model targeted at end users.

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dpinney commented 10 years ago

Old dev notes: [X]Choose test feeder: ABEC Renoir geo. [X]Bring test feeder in, plot it. [X]Run Gridlab once. [X]Clean up voltDump results. [X]How do we display? Let's do percentage above/below nominal voltage average over all service phases at a given node. [X]Develop suitable colormap. Show it in the legend. [X]Plot. [X]Get it working in /omf/scratch. [X]Adapt colormap to four regions of ANSI band? Nah, that's going to be one incredibly complex gradient. [X]Animation? See Matplotlib animation note. [X]The anaDataTree conundrum. Do we bring in pandas to lick this? Attempting install. Need numpy update first. Using mingw. I went with Windows-specific binary installs because, hey, Unix emulation on windows is a joke. [X]What's this plotly noise? https://plot.ly/ Useless since (1) it's worse than iPython and (2) costs money. [X]Put results in model. Still need to debug full workflow.