Programme to generate statistically-based occupancy and occupant driven electrical demand profiles.

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Description

This tool can be used to generate single or multiple occupancy and related occupancy-driven electrical demand and hot water demand profiles. The data output can be deployed in activities such as building performance simulation, stock modelling, district heating analysis, energy flexibility analysis and smart grid analysis. The input is information on the population of people being modelled. The programme is written in Python.
Date made available8 Mar 2019
PublisherUniversity of Strathclyde
Date of data productionAug 2018 - Feb 2019

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Flett, G. H. (Creator), Kelly, N. (Contributor). (8 Mar 2019). Programme to generate statistically-based occupancy and occupant driven electrical demand profiles. University of Strathclyde. OccDem_0d(.zip). 10.15129/ef54ba37-354a-40b6-9ec0-8d21cce92263
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    Type: Software

    Licence: CC BY 4.0

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