energy_analysis_toolbox.weather

eat.weather subpackage contains functionalities dedicated to processing weather data.

Typical use cases include computation of degree days. The package is structured as follows:

• energy_analysis_toolbox.weather.degree_days
  • Notation
  • _assert_dd_type
  • dd_calc_method
  • dd_compute
  • dd_integral
  • dd_mean
  • dd_min_max
  • dd_pro

Provide tools for integrating and analyzing weather data in energy analysis.

This package is designed to facilitate the computation of degree days and analyze the influence of outdoor temperature on energy consumption. It includes methods to calculate different types of degree days (e.g., heating and cooling).

Main Features

• Degree Days Computation: Functions to compute heating, cooling, and both types of degree days to measure energy needs based on temperature.

• Flexible Calculation Methods: Supports multiple methods for calculating degree days, such as integral, mean temperature, and min-max methods.

• Temperature Analysis: Tools to understand and model the effect of temperature on energy consumption, helping to quantify the impact of weather conditions.