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[Reviewed] PV horizontal tracking #293

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@fneum fneum commented May 2, 2023

Same as #255 but with one additional commit.

Cleaned-up example notebook.

Parisra and others added 30 commits February 20, 2023 15:34
I suggest we use 'dual' tracking instead of 'vh', as it's a bit more clear.
The equations don't need to be changed. The 'surface_orientation['slope']' for horizontal tracking (where the slope changes through the day) is calculated in the Orientation.py script.
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Patch coverage: 85.00% and project coverage change: +0.26 🎉

Comparison is base (321b7f4) 72.80% compared to head (27b7829) 73.06%.

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Would be nice to have a bit more sensible plot in the example notebook. Perhaps something like

  1. one summer week
  2. yearly total

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fneum commented May 2, 2023

Great @FabianHofmann! Let's tackle it later. The graphic and average capacity factors for May already illustrate the idea.

Thanks @martavp @Parisra! That is a super nice feature!

@fneum fneum merged commit 30a7f01 into master May 2, 2023
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