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If scenario planning is enabled ( see issue #5 ), then instead of just looking retroactively, we should be able to forecast water use into the future.
The exact details are completely open, but some possibilities include:
Extrapolating past use into the future, either by copying directly or by averaging over previous years.
Creating a statistical model of water demand in aggregate for each customer class (care should be taken here so that factors like population growth can be factored in).
Creating a statistical model at the customer level and then aggregating up to each customer class. This would be the most complicated but also the most flexible.
Option 1 would probably be a good and relatively easy start, with option 3 probably being the best choice overall.
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If scenario planning is enabled ( see issue #5 ), then instead of just looking retroactively, we should be able to forecast water use into the future.
The exact details are completely open, but some possibilities include:
Option 1 would probably be a good and relatively easy start, with option 3 probably being the best choice overall.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: