The documentation now incorrectly says that "The model splits each time period into six time slices consisting of three seasons, namely, summer, winter, and intermediate with equal length (i.e., four months). To consider changes in load based on sector demand profiles, each season is further divided into day and night accounting for 16 hours and 8 hours, respectively."
That seems to taken be from the old TIAM version. I think we should now be documenting the new version? The new TIAM version has, in fact, 12 timeslices (four seasons, three diurnal).
olejandro
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11 months ago
The documentation now incorrectly says that "The model splits each time period into six time slices consisting of three seasons, namely, summer, winter, and intermediate with equal length (i.e., four months). To consider changes in load based on sector demand profiles, each season is further divided into day and night accounting for 16 hours and 8 hours, respectively."
That seems to taken be from the old TIAM version. I think we should now be documenting the new version? The new TIAM version has, in fact, 12 timeslices (four seasons, three diurnal).