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Create a notebook-like in package documentation to support data validation #587

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davide-f opened this issue Feb 1, 2023 · 2 comments
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davide-f commented Feb 1, 2023

Describe the feature you'd like to see

Data validation is critical and using the output statistics by PR #579 and some global database on installed capacity by IEA or other sources it is possible to perform preliminary data validation.
This task aims to develop such notebook that:

  • takes as input the files from folders "results/{scenarios}/stats.csv" (see PR Create statistics #579)
  • loads open data on power systems across the world
  • Creates plots to perform the validation

Plots and tables shall have different aggregation levels.

@davide-f davide-f added this to the Country-wise model milestone Feb 1, 2023
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Hey @energyLS :)
Could you update on the status? It may be good for example to state here sources that you found and alike to do the comparison.
The deadline is in a month and we would need to start investigating. It is not urgent but starting to have some ideas may be good

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Hey @davide-f sure. I am starting today, I have just set up a draft PR: pypsa-meets-earth/documentation#48
Will continue later this afternoon :)

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