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Calculates node demands and edge shares for sparse energy graphs.
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Build subgraph for transport #13

Closed Richard-Deuchler closed 11 years ago

Richard-Deuchler commented 11 years ago

I have finished a first version of the Transport analysis. Can we start building a subgraph from it?

You can find the relevant CSV files here:

Dropbox Quintel/Dropbox/Quintel/Projects/Restructure Research Dataset/Queries & CSV/CSVs/Transport

As I am new to 'how to communicate with refinery', I might not be aware of some requirements. Please let me know if there is anything that needs changing/improvement.

antw commented 11 years ago

A few tiny issues:

  1. The edges CSV specified that the queries set the child_share attribute; in fact they should set the parent_share. I think this terminology is proving to be not as obvious as I'd like, so maybe different names will be in order...
  2. The CSVs should be comma-separated ,, not semi-colon-separated ;.
  3. In "transport_edges.csv" the CNG edge had incorrect node names:
    • transport_road_compressod_network_gas should be transport_road_compressor_network_gas.
    • transport_car_using_compressed_network_gas should be transport_car_using_compressed_natural_gas.

I made these changes to the CSVs committed to the ETSource "transport" branch. You can find the query CSVs in "./data/import, and the updated shares files in "./data/datasets/nl/shares.

Initial values:

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Calculated graph:

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Perfect!

Richard-Deuchler commented 11 years ago

Looks excellent! The useful demand figures on the very left match the current ETM figures.

ChaelKruip commented 11 years ago

The shares for compressed gas seem to have broken... transport 1-finished-incalculable Assigning @Richard-Deuchler