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Multiple Locations simulation
- gabriellundquist
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08 Mar 2018 06:32 #6104
by gabriellundquist
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Hi!
I'm new to SAM and I've been having some problems. I would like to do one simulation with multiple locations and then compare the results. Is this possible without downloading the data separately and adjusting the code?
Thank you!
I'm new to SAM and I've been having some problems. I would like to do one simulation with multiple locations and then compare the results. Is this possible without downloading the data separately and adjusting the code?
Thank you!
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11 Mar 2018 09:04 #6105
by ozsolarwind
Replied by ozsolarwind on topic Multiple Locations simulation
Gabriel
You will probably have to save the data separately and then do a comparison of the outputs. With SAM's option to generate code in multiple (programming) languages it should be fairly easy to generate multiple simulations in your language of choice as you should only need to change the variable for the weather file to point to files for your multiple locations. For example, for 'pvwattsv5 the variable is 'solar_resource_file'.
Kind regards
Angus
You will probably have to save the data separately and then do a comparison of the outputs. With SAM's option to generate code in multiple (programming) languages it should be fairly easy to generate multiple simulations in your language of choice as you should only need to change the variable for the weather file to point to files for your multiple locations. For example, for 'pvwattsv5 the variable is 'solar_resource_file'.
Kind regards
Angus
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12 Mar 2018 09:18 - 16 Sep 2020 16:34 #6106
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Multiple Locations simulation
Dear Gabriel,
You could also use SAM's LK script to run simulations for different weather files. See the Samples page for script examples, for example the solar-resource-simulate-multiple-files.lk script:
github.com/NREL/SAM/tree/develop/samples/LK%20Scripts%20for%20SAM
and this webinar recording for a general overview:
sam.nrel.gov/lk-script.html
Best regards,
Paul.
You could also use SAM's LK script to run simulations for different weather files. See the Samples page for script examples, for example the solar-resource-simulate-multiple-files.lk script:
github.com/NREL/SAM/tree/develop/samples/LK%20Scripts%20for%20SAM
and this webinar recording for a general overview:
sam.nrel.gov/lk-script.html
Best regards,
Paul.
Last edit: 16 Sep 2020 16:34 by pgilman.
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16 Sep 2020 06:03 #8740
by Kayaalp
Replied by Kayaalp on topic Multiple Locations simulation
Dear Gilman,
Could you share the script examples to do one simulation with multiple locations again?
Could you share the script examples to do one simulation with multiple locations again?
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- pgilman
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16 Sep 2020 16:33 #8744
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Multiple Locations simulation
Hi Umut Ece,
I updated the links in my reply above.
Best regards,
Paul.
I updated the links in my reply above.
Best regards,
Paul.
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12 Apr 2022 07:25 #10832
by galla1ab
Replied by galla1ab on topic Multiple Locations simulation
Hello,
I have been trying to follow this thread as I am looking to model PV output at multiple locations in Connecticut. To test, I downloaded a couple locations using the SAM GUI by importing my csv of lat and long locations, see the table below.
After downloading the weather data and saving it in a folder, I implemented the
solar-resource-simulate-multiple-files.lk
script. The issue comes when running the script, after selecting the folder that my weather data is saved in the script runs but all attempts fail. When looking at the output the path name is inconsistent (e.g., C:\SAM\weather_Files/"my downloaded file".csv I think the issue is in the slashes between the folders. I am curious if there is something I am doing wrong or if I need different settings on my computer to interact with SAM LK.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Adam
I have been trying to follow this thread as I am looking to model PV output at multiple locations in Connecticut. To test, I downloaded a couple locations using the SAM GUI by importing my csv of lat and long locations, see the table below.
ID | Locations |
1 | 41.9483525592,-72.4749881923 |
2 | 41.9543929336999,-72.4275463887999 |
3 | 41.9539173455999,-72.4176691961999 |
Thank you in advance for your help.
Adam
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