WindFileReader¶
Wrapper for SAM Simulation Core model: cmod_wind_file_reader.cpp
Creating an Instance¶
There are three methods to create a new instance of a PySAM module. Using default
populates the newclass’ attributes with default values specific to a config
. Each technology-financialconfiguration corresponds to a SAM GUI configuration. Using new
creates an instance with empty attributes. The wrap
function allows compatibility with PySSC, for details, refer to PySSC.
WindFileReader model description
WindFileReader
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PySAM.WindFileReader.
default
(config) → WindFileReader¶ Use financial config-specific default attributes
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PySAM.WindFileReader.
from_existing
(data, optional config) → WindFileReader¶ Share underlying data with an existing PySAM class. If config provided, default attributes are loaded otherwise.
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PySAM.WindFileReader.
new
() → WindFileReader¶
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PySAM.WindFileReader.
wrap
(ssc_data_t) → WindFileReader¶ Use existing PySSC data
Warning
Do not call PySSC.data_free on the ssc_data_t provided to
wrap
Functions¶
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class
PySAM.WindFileReader.
WindFileReader
¶ This class contains all the variable information for running a simulation. Variables are grouped together in the subclasses as properties. If property assignments are the wrong type, an error is thrown.
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assign
(dict) → None¶ Assign attributes from nested dictionary, except for Outputs
nested_dict = { 'Weather Reader': { var: val, ...}, ...}
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execute
(int verbosity) → None¶ Execute simulation with verbosity level 0 (default) or 1
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export
() → dict¶ Export attributes into nested dictionary
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value
(name, optional value) → Union[None, float, dict, sequence, str]¶ Get or set by name a value in any of the variable groups.
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WeatherReader Group¶
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class
PySAM.WindFileReader.WindFileReader.
WeatherReader
¶ -
assign
() → None¶ Assign attributes from dictionary
WeatherReader_vals = { var: val, ...}
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export
() → dict¶ Export attributes into dictionary
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file_name
¶ local weather file path
Constraints: LOCAL_FILE
Required: True
Type: str
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interpolate
¶ interpolate to closest height measured? [m]
Constraints: BOOLEAN
Required: True if scan_header_only=0
Type: float
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requested_ht
¶ requested measurement height [m]
Required: True
Type: float
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scan_header_only
¶ only reader headers [0/1]
Constraints: BOOLEAN
Required: If not provided, assumed to be 0
Type: float
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Outputs Group¶
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class
PySAM.WindFileReader.WindFileReader.
Outputs
¶ -
assign
() → None¶ Assign attributes from dictionary
Outputs_vals = { var: val, ...}
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export
() → dict¶ Export attributes into dictionary
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city
¶ City
Type: str
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closest_dir_meas_ht
¶ Height of closest direction meas in file [m]
Type: float
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closest_speed_meas_ht
¶ Height of closest speed meas in file [m]
Type: float
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country
¶ Country
Type: str
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description
¶ Description
Type: str
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elev
¶ Elevation [m]
Type: float
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lat
¶ Latitude [deg]
Type: float
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location_id
¶ Location ID
Type: str
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lon
¶ Longitude [deg]
Type: float
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pressure
¶ Atmospheric Pressure [atm]
Type: sequence
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state
¶ State
Type: str
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temperature
¶ Temperature [‘C]
Type: sequence
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wind_direction
¶ Wind Direction [deg]
Type: sequence
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wind_speed
¶ Wind Speed [m/s]
Type: sequence
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year
¶ Calendar year of data
Type: float
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