Source code for edisgo.network.electromobility

import logging
import os

from zipfile import ZipFile

import pandas as pd

from sklearn import preprocessing

from edisgo.network.components import PotentialChargingParks

if "READTHEDOCS" not in os.environ:
    import geopandas as gpd

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

COLUMNS = {
    "charging_processes_df": [
        "ags",
        "car_id",
        "destination",
        "use_case",
        "nominal_charging_capacity_kW",
        "grid_charging_capacity_kW",
        "chargingdemand_kWh",
        "park_time_timesteps",
        "park_start_timesteps",
        "park_end_timesteps",
        "charging_park_id",
        "charging_point_id",
    ],
    "potential_charging_parks_gdf": [
        "id",
        "use_case",
        "user_centric_weight",
        "geometry",
    ],
    "simbev_config_df": [
        "regio_type",
        "eta_cp",
        "stepsize",
        "start_date",
        "end_date",
        "soc_min",
        "grid_timeseries",
        "grid_timeseries_by_usecase",
        "days",
    ],
    "potential_charging_parks_df": [
        "lv_grid_id",
        "distance_to_nearest_substation",
        "distance_weight",
        "charging_point_capacity",
        "charging_point_weight",
    ],
    "designated_charging_points_df": [
        "park_end_timesteps",
        "nominal_charging_capacity_kW",
        "charging_park_id",
        "use_case",
    ],
    "integrated_charging_parks_df": ["edisgo_id"],
}


[docs] class Electromobility: """ Data container for all electromobility data. This class holds data on charging processes (how long cars are parking at a charging station, how much they need to charge, etc.) necessary to apply different charging strategies, as well as information on potential charging sites and integrated charging parks. """ def __init__(self, **kwargs): self._edisgo_obj = kwargs.get("edisgo_obj") @property def charging_processes_df(self): """ DataFrame with all charging processes. Returns ------- :pandas:`pandas.DataFrame<DataFrame>` DataFrame with AGS, car ID, trip destination, charging use case, netto charging capacity, charging demand, charge start, charge end, grid connection point and charging point ID. The columns are: ags : int 8-digit AGS (Amtlicher GemeindeschlĂĽssel, eng. Community Identification Number). Leading zeros are missing. car_id : int Car ID to differentiate charging processes from different cars. destination : str SimBEV driving destination. use_case : str SimBEV use case. Can be "hpc", "home", "public" or "work". nominal_charging_capacity_kW : float Vehicle charging capacity in kW. grid_charging_capacity_kW : float Grid-sided charging capacity including charging infrastructure losses (nominal_charging_capacity_kW / eta_cp) in kW. chargingdemand_kWh : float Charging demand in kWh. park_time_timesteps : int Number of parking time steps. park_start_timesteps : int Time step the parking event starts. park_end_timesteps : int Time step the parking event ends. charging_park_id : int Designated charging park ID from potential_charging_parks_gdf. Is NaN if the charging demand is not yet distributed. charging_point_id : int Designated charging point ID. Is used to differentiate between multiple charging points at one charging park. """ try: return self._charging_processes_df except Exception: return pd.DataFrame(columns=COLUMNS["charging_processes_df"]) @charging_processes_df.setter def charging_processes_df(self, df): self._charging_processes_df = df @property def potential_charging_parks_gdf(self): """ GeoDataFrame with all potential charging parks. Returns ------- :geopandas:`geopandas.GeoDataFrame<GeoDataFrame>` GeoDataFrame with ID as index, AGS, charging use case (home, work, public or hpc), user-centric weight and geometry. Columns are: index : int Charging park ID. use_case : str TracBEV use case. Can be "hpc", "home", "public" or "work". user_centric_weight : flaot User centric weight used in distribution of charging demand. Weight is determined by TracBEV but normalized from 0 .. 1. geometry : GeoSeries Geolocation of charging parks. """ try: return self._potential_charging_parks_gdf except Exception: return gpd.GeoDataFrame(columns=COLUMNS["potential_charging_parks_gdf"]) @potential_charging_parks_gdf.setter def potential_charging_parks_gdf(self, gdf): self._potential_charging_parks_gdf = gdf @property def potential_charging_parks(self): """ Potential charging parks within the AGS. Returns ------- list(:class:`~.network.components.PotentialChargingParks`) List of potential charging parks within the AGS. """ for cp_id in self.potential_charging_parks_gdf.index: yield PotentialChargingParks(id=cp_id, edisgo_obj=self._edisgo_obj) @property def simbev_config_df(self): """ Dictionary containing configuration data. Returns ------- :pandas:`pandas.DataFrame<DataFrame>` DataFrame with used regio type, charging point efficiency, stepsize in minutes, start date, end date, minimum SoC for hpc, grid timeseries setting, grid timeseries by use case setting and the number of simulated days. Columns are: regio_type : str RegioStaR 7 ID used in SimBEV. eta_cp : float or int Charging point efficiency used in SimBEV. stepsize : int Stepsize in minutes the driving profile is simulated for in SimBEV. start_date : datetime64 Start date of the SimBEV simulation. end_date : datetime64 End date of the SimBEV simulation. soc_min : float Minimum SoC when an HPC event is initialized in SimBEV. grid_timeseries : bool Setting whether a grid timeseries is generated within the SimBEV simulation. grid_timeseries_by_usecase : bool Setting whether a grid timeseries by use case is generated within the SimBEV simulation. days : int Timedelta between the end_date and start_date in days. """ try: return self._simbev_config_df except Exception: return pd.DataFrame(columns=COLUMNS["simbev_config_df"]) @simbev_config_df.setter def simbev_config_df(self, df): self._simbev_config_df = df @property def integrated_charging_parks_df(self): """ Mapping DataFrame to map the charging park ID to the internal eDisGo ID. The eDisGo ID is determined when integrating components using :func:`~.EDisGo.add_component` or :func:`~.EDisGo.integrate_component_based_on_geolocation` method. Returns ------- :pandas:`pandas.DataFrame<DataFrame>` Mapping DataFrame to map the charging park ID to the internal eDisGo ID. """ try: return self._integrated_charging_parks_df except Exception: return pd.DataFrame(columns=COLUMNS["integrated_charging_parks_df"]) @integrated_charging_parks_df.setter def integrated_charging_parks_df(self, df): self._integrated_charging_parks_df = df @property def stepsize(self): """ Stepsize in minutes used in `SimBEV <https://github.com/rl-institut/simbev>`_. Returns ------- int Stepsize in minutes """ try: return int(self.simbev_config_df.at[0, "stepsize"]) except Exception: return None @property def simulated_days(self): """ Number of simulated days in `SimBEV <https://github.com/rl-institut/simbev>`_. Returns ------- int Number of simulated days """ try: return int(self.simbev_config_df.at[0, "days"]) except Exception: return None @property def eta_charging_points(self): """ Charging point efficiency. Returns ------- float Charging point efficiency in p.u.. """ try: return float(self.simbev_config_df.at[0, "eta_cp"]) except Exception: return None @property def flexibility_bands(self): """ Dictionary with flexibility bands (lower and upper energy band as well as upper power band). Parameters ----------- flex_dict : dict(str, :pandas:`pandas.DataFrame<DataFrame>`) Keys are 'upper_power', 'lower_energy' and 'upper_energy'. Values are dataframes containing the corresponding band per each charging point. Columns of the dataframe are the charging point names as in :attr:`~.network.topology.Topology.loads_df`. Index is a time index. Returns ------- dict(str, :pandas:`pandas.DataFrame<DataFrame>`) See input parameter `flex_dict` for more information on the dictionary. """ try: return self._flexibility_bands except Exception: return { "upper_power": pd.DataFrame(), "lower_energy": pd.DataFrame(), "upper_energy": pd.DataFrame(), } @flexibility_bands.setter def flexibility_bands(self, flex_dict): self._flexibility_bands = flex_dict
[docs] def get_flexibility_bands(self, edisgo_obj, use_case, resample=True, tol=1e-6): """ Method to determine flexibility bands (lower and upper energy band as well as upper power band). Besides being returned by this function, flexibility bands are written to :attr:`flexibility_bands`. Parameters ----------- edisgo_obj : :class:`~.EDisGo` use_case : str or list(str) Charging point use case(s) to determine flexibility bands for. resample : bool (optional) If True, flexibility bands are resampled to the same frequency as time series data in :class:`~.network.timeseries.TimeSeries` object. If False, original frequency is kept. Default: True. tol : float Tolerance to reduce or increase flexibility band values by to fix possible rounding errors that may lead to failing integrity checks and infeasibility when used to optimise charging. See :py:attr:`~fix_flexibility_bands_rounding_errors` for more information. To avoid this behaviour, set `tol` to 0.0. Default: 1e-6. Returns -------- dict(str, :pandas:`pandas.DataFrame<DataFrame>`) Keys are 'upper_power', 'lower_energy' and 'upper_energy'. Values are dataframes containing the corresponding band for each charging point of the specified use case. Columns of the dataframe are the charging point names as in :attr:`~.network.topology.Topology.loads_df`. Index is a time index. """ if isinstance(use_case, str): use_case = [use_case] # get all relevant charging points cp_df = edisgo_obj.topology.loads_df[ edisgo_obj.topology.loads_df.type == "charging_point" ] cps = cp_df[cp_df.sector.isin(use_case)] # set up time index start_date = self.simbev_config_df.start_date.values[0] # end date from SimBEV includes to the specified day, wherefore 1 day needs # to be added to have the day included in the time index end_date = self.simbev_config_df.end_date.values[0] + pd.Timedelta(1, "day") stepsize = self.stepsize flex_band_index = pd.date_range( start=start_date, end=end_date, freq=f"{stepsize}min", inclusive="left" ) # check if maximum end time step in charging data is larger than length of # time index and if so, expand time index and raise warning t_max = self.charging_processes_df.park_end_timesteps.max() if len(flex_band_index) < t_max: logger.warning( "Time steps in charging processes exceed time steps specified in " "SimBEV config data." ) flex_band_index = pd.date_range( start=start_date, periods=t_max + 1, freq=f"{stepsize}min" ) # set up bands tmp_idx = range(len(flex_band_index)) upper_power = pd.DataFrame(index=tmp_idx, columns=cps.index, data=0) upper_energy = pd.DataFrame(index=tmp_idx, columns=cps.index, data=0) lower_energy = pd.DataFrame(index=tmp_idx, columns=cps.index, data=0) hourly_steps = 60 / self.stepsize for cp in cps.index: # get index of charging park used in charging processes charging_park_id = self.integrated_charging_parks_df.loc[ self.integrated_charging_parks_df.edisgo_id == cp ].index # get relevant charging processes charging_processes = self.charging_processes_df.loc[ self.charging_processes_df.charging_park_id.isin(charging_park_id) ] # iterate through charging processes and fill matrices for idx, charging_process in charging_processes.iterrows(): # Last time steps can lead to problems --> skip if charging_process.park_end_timesteps == max(tmp_idx): continue start = charging_process.park_start_timesteps end = charging_process.park_end_timesteps power = charging_process.nominal_charging_capacity_kW # charging power upper_power.loc[start:end, cp] += ( power / edisgo_obj.electromobility.eta_charging_points ) # energy bands charging_time = ( charging_process.chargingdemand_kWh / power * hourly_steps ) if charging_time - (end - start + 1) > 1e-6: raise ValueError( "Charging demand cannot be fulfilled for charging process {}. " "Please check.".format(idx) ) full_charging_steps = int(charging_time) part_time_step = charging_time - full_charging_steps # lower band lower_energy.loc[end - full_charging_steps + 1 : end, cp] += power if part_time_step != 0.0: lower_energy.loc[end - full_charging_steps, cp] += ( part_time_step * power ) # upper band upper_energy.loc[start : start + full_charging_steps - 1, cp] += power upper_energy.loc[start + full_charging_steps, cp] += ( part_time_step * power ) # convert to MW and cumulate energy upper_power = upper_power / 1e3 lower_energy = lower_energy.cumsum() / hourly_steps / 1e3 upper_energy = upper_energy.cumsum() / hourly_steps / 1e3 # set time index upper_power.index = flex_band_index lower_energy.index = flex_band_index upper_energy.index = flex_band_index # write to self.flexibility_bands flex_band_dict = { "upper_power": upper_power, "lower_energy": lower_energy, "upper_energy": upper_energy, } self.flexibility_bands = flex_band_dict # fix rounding errors self.fix_flexibility_bands_rounding_errors(tol=tol) edisgo_timeindex = edisgo_obj.timeseries.timeindex if resample: # check if time index matches Timeseries.timeindex and if not resample flex # bands if len(edisgo_timeindex) > 1: # check if frequencies match freq_edisgo = edisgo_timeindex[1] - edisgo_timeindex[0] if freq_edisgo != pd.Timedelta(f"{stepsize}min"): # resample self.resample(freq=freq_edisgo) # sanity check self.check_integrity() # check time index if len(edisgo_timeindex) > 0: missing_indices = [_ for _ in edisgo_timeindex if _ not in flex_band_index] if len(missing_indices) > 0: logger.warning( "There are time steps in timeindex of TimeSeries object that " "are not in the index of the flexibility bands. This may lead " "to problems." ) return self.flexibility_bands
[docs] def fix_flexibility_bands_rounding_errors(self, tol=1e-6): """ Fixes possible rounding errors that may lead to failing integrity checks. Due to rounding errors it may occur, that e.g. the upper energy band is lower than the lower energy band. This does in some cases lead to infeasibilities when used to optimise charging processes. This function increases or reduces a flexibility band by the specified tolerance in case an integrity check fails as follows: * If there are cases where the upper power band is not sufficient to meet the charged upper energy, the upper power band is increased for all charging points and all time steps. * If there are cases where the lower energy band is larger than the upper energy band, the lower energy band is reduced for all charging points and all time steps. * If there are cases where upper power band is not sufficient to meet charged lower energy, the upper power band is increased for all charging points and all time steps. Parameters ----------- tol : float Tolerance to reduce or increase values by to fix rounding errors. Default: 1e-6. """ flex_band = list(self.flexibility_bands.values())[0] # if there are no flex bands, skip if flex_band.empty: return efficiency = self.eta_charging_points freq_orig = flex_band.index[1] - flex_band.index[0] hourly_steps = int(60 / (freq_orig.total_seconds() / 60)) # increase upper power, if there are cases where upper power is not sufficient # to meet charged upper energy if ( ( ( self.flexibility_bands["upper_energy"].diff() - self.flexibility_bands["upper_power"] * efficiency / hourly_steps ) > 0.0 ) .any() .any() ): logger.debug( "There are cases when upper power is not sufficient to meet charged " "upper energy. Upper power band is therefore increased to avoid " "infeasibilities arising from rounding errors." ) self.flexibility_bands["upper_power"] += tol # reduce lower energy band if there are cases where it is larger than upper # energy band if ( ( ( self.flexibility_bands["upper_energy"] - self.flexibility_bands["lower_energy"] ) < 0.0 ) .any() .any() ): logger.debug( "There are cases when lower energy band is larger than upper energy " "band. Lower energy band is therefore reduced to avoid infeasibilities " "arising from rounding errors." ) self.flexibility_bands["lower_energy"] -= tol # increase upper power, if there are cases where upper power is not sufficient # to meet charged lower energy if ( ( ( self.flexibility_bands["lower_energy"].diff() - self.flexibility_bands["upper_power"] * efficiency / hourly_steps ) > 0.0 ) .any() .any() ): logger.debug( "There are cases when upper power is not sufficient to meet charged " "lower energy. Upper power band is therefore increased to avoid " "infeasibilities arising from rounding errors." ) self.flexibility_bands["upper_power"] += tol
[docs] def resample(self, freq: str = "15min"): """ Resamples flexibility bands. Parameters ---------- freq : str or :pandas:`pandas.Timedelta<Timedelta>`, optional Frequency that time series is resampled to. Offset aliases can be found here: https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/user_guide/timeseries.html#offset-aliases. Default: '15min'. """ flex_band = list(self.flexibility_bands.values())[0] if flex_band.empty or len(flex_band.index) < 2: return # check if frequency is always the same (can only be checked for more than two # time steps as pd.infer_freq needs more than two time steps) if len(flex_band.index) > 2: freq_inferred = pd.infer_freq(flex_band.index) if freq_inferred is None: logger.warning( "Index of flexibility bands does not have a discernible frequency. " "The flexibility bands can therefore not be resampled." ) return # determine frequency of flexibility bands # pd.infer_freq is not used to determine frequency as it is not always # compatible with pd.Timedelta() needed to check whether to sample down or up freq_orig = flex_band.index[1] - flex_band.index[0] if not isinstance(freq, pd.Timedelta): freq = pd.Timedelta(freq) # in case of up-sampling, check if index is continuous and if new index fits # into old index a discrete number of times if freq < freq_orig: check_index = pd.date_range( start=flex_band.index.min(), end=flex_band.index.max(), freq=freq_orig ) if not len(check_index) == len(flex_band.index): logger.warning( "Index of flexibility bands is not continuous. This might lead " "to problems." ) num_times = int(freq_orig.total_seconds()) / int(freq.total_seconds()) if not int(num_times) == num_times: logger.error( "Up-sampling to an uneven number of times the new index fits into " "the old index is not possible." ) return # add time step at the end of the time series in case of up-sampling so that # last time interval in the original time series is still included df_dict = {} for band in self.flexibility_bands.keys(): df_dict[band] = getattr(self, "flexibility_bands")[band] if freq < freq_orig: # up-sampling end_date = pd.DatetimeIndex([df_dict[band].index[-1] + freq_orig]) else: # down-sampling (nothing happens) end_date = pd.DatetimeIndex([df_dict[band].index[-1]]) df_dict[band] = ( df_dict[band] .reindex(df_dict[band].index.union(end_date).unique().sort_values()) .ffill() ) # resample time series if freq < freq_orig: # up-sampling for band in self.flexibility_bands.keys(): if band == "upper_power": df_dict[band] = df_dict[band].resample(freq, closed="left").ffill() # drop last time step, as closed left does somehow still include the # last time step df_dict[band] = df_dict[band].iloc[:-1, :] else: df_dict[band].sort_index(inplace=True) index_pre = df_dict[band].index[0] - freq # check how often the new index fits into the old index num_times = int(freq_orig.total_seconds()) / int( freq.total_seconds() ) # shift index and re-append first time step df_dict[band].index = df_dict[band].index.shift( int(freq.total_seconds()) * (num_times - 1), "s" ) # values of first time step are energy values minus possible change # in energy negative values are set to zero index_pre_values = ( df_dict[band].iloc[0] - df_dict["upper_power"].iloc[0] / num_times ) index_pre_values[index_pre_values < 0.0] = 0.0 df_dict[band] = pd.concat( [ pd.DataFrame( index=[index_pre], columns=df_dict[band].columns, data=index_pre_values.to_dict(), ), df_dict[band], ] ) # resample by interpolating df_dict[band] = ( df_dict[band].resample(freq, closed="left").interpolate() ) # drop time steps - time step that was added in the beginning # and time steps that were added due to the shift df_dict[band] = df_dict[band].loc[: end_date[0], :] df_dict[band] = df_dict[band].iloc[1:-1, :] else: # down-sampling for band in self.flexibility_bands.keys(): if band == "upper_power": df_dict[band] = df_dict[band].resample(freq).mean() else: df_dict[band] = df_dict[band].resample(freq).max() self.flexibility_bands = df_dict
[docs] def check_integrity(self): """ Method to check the integrity of the Electromobility object. Raises an error in case any of the checks fails. Currently only checks integrity of flexibility bands. """ # pick random flex band for some pre-checks flex_band = list(self.flexibility_bands.values())[0] # if there are no flex bands, skip integrity check if flex_band.empty: return efficiency = self.eta_charging_points freq_orig = flex_band.index[1] - flex_band.index[0] hourly_steps = int(60 / (freq_orig.total_seconds() / 60)) diff = ( self.flexibility_bands["upper_energy"] - self.flexibility_bands["lower_energy"] ) tmp = (diff < 0.0).any() if tmp.any(): max_exceedance = abs(diff.min().min()) raise ValueError( f"Lower energy band is higher than upper energy band for the " f"following charging points: {list(tmp[tmp].index)}. The maximum " f"exceedance is {max_exceedance}. Please check." ) diff = ( self.flexibility_bands["upper_energy"].diff() - self.flexibility_bands["upper_power"] * efficiency / hourly_steps ) tmp = (diff > 0.0).any() if tmp.any(): max_exceedance = diff.max().max() raise ValueError( f"Upper energy band has power values higher than nominal power for the " f"following charging points: {list(tmp[tmp].index)}. The maximum " f"exceedance is {max_exceedance}. Please check." ) diff = ( self.flexibility_bands["lower_energy"].diff() - self.flexibility_bands["upper_power"] * efficiency / hourly_steps ) tmp = (diff > 0.0).any() if tmp.any(): max_exceedance = diff.max().max() raise ValueError( f"Lower energy band has power values higher than nominal power for the " f"following charging points: {list(tmp[tmp].index)}. The maximum " f"exceedance is {max_exceedance}. Please check." )
[docs] def to_csv(self, directory, attributes=None): """ Exports electromobility data to csv files. The following attributes can be exported: * 'charging_processes_df' : Attribute :py:attr:`~charging_processes_df` is saved to `charging_processes.csv`. * 'potential_charging_parks_gdf' : Attribute :py:attr:`~potential_charging_parks_gdf` is saved to `potential_charging_parks.csv`. * 'integrated_charging_parks_df' : Attribute :py:attr:`~integrated_charging_parks_df` is saved to `integrated_charging_parks.csv`. * 'simbev_config_df' : Attribute :py:attr:`~simbev_config_df` is saved to `simbev_config.csv`. * 'flexibility_bands' : The three flexibility bands in attribute :py:attr:`~flexibility_bands` are saved to `flexibility_band_upper_power.csv`, `flexibility_band_lower_energy.csv`, and `flexibility_band_upper_energy.csv`. Parameters ---------- directory : str Path to save electromobility data to. attributes : list(str) or None List of attributes to export. See above for attributes that can be exported. If None, all specified attributes are exported. Default: None. """ os.makedirs(directory, exist_ok=True) attrs_file_names = _get_matching_dict_of_attributes_and_file_names() if attributes is None: attributes = list(attrs_file_names.keys()) for attr in attributes: file = attrs_file_names[attr] df = getattr(self, attr) if attr == "flexibility_bands": for band in file.keys(): if band in df.keys() and not df[band].empty: path = os.path.join(directory, file[band]) df[band].to_csv(path) else: if not df.empty: path = os.path.join(directory, file) df.to_csv(path)
[docs] def from_csv(self, data_path, edisgo_obj, from_zip_archive=False): """ Restores electromobility from csv files. Parameters ---------- data_path : str Path to electromobility csv files. edisgo_obj : :class:`~.EDisGo` from_zip_archive : bool, optional Set True if data is archived in a zip archive. Default: False """ attrs = _get_matching_dict_of_attributes_and_file_names() if from_zip_archive: # read from zip archive # setup ZipFile Class zip = ZipFile(data_path) # get all directories and files within zip archive files = zip.namelist() # add directory and .csv to files to match zip archive attrs = { k: ( f"electromobility/{v}" if isinstance(v, str) else {k2: f"electromobility/{v2}" for k2, v2 in v.items()} ) for k, v in attrs.items() } else: # read from directory # check files within the directory files = os.listdir(data_path) attrs_to_read = { k: v for k, v in attrs.items() if (isinstance(v, str) and v in files) or (isinstance(v, dict) and any([_ in files for _ in v.values()])) } for attr, file in attrs_to_read.items(): if attr == "flexibility_bands": df = {} for band, file_name in file.items(): if file_name in files: if from_zip_archive: # open zip file to make it readable for pandas with zip.open(file_name) as f: df[band] = pd.read_csv(f, index_col=0, parse_dates=True) else: path = os.path.join(data_path, file_name) df[band] = pd.read_csv(path, index_col=0, parse_dates=True) else: if from_zip_archive: # open zip file to make it readable for pandas with zip.open(file) as f: df = pd.read_csv(f, index_col=0) else: path = os.path.join(data_path, file) df = pd.read_csv(path, index_col=0) if attr == "potential_charging_parks_gdf": epsg = edisgo_obj.topology.grid_district["srid"] df = df.assign(geometry=gpd.GeoSeries.from_wkt(df["geometry"])) try: df = gpd.GeoDataFrame( df, geometry="geometry", crs={"init": f"epsg:{epsg}"} ) except Exception: logger.warning( f"Potential charging parks could not be loaded with " f"EPSG {epsg}. Trying with EPSG 4326 as fallback." ) df = gpd.GeoDataFrame( df, geometry="geometry", crs={"init": "epsg:4326"} ) if attr == "simbev_config_df": for col in ["start_date", "end_date"]: if col in df.columns: df[col] = pd.to_datetime(df[col]) setattr(self, attr, df) if from_zip_archive: # make sure to destroy ZipFile Class to close any open connections zip.close()
@property def _potential_charging_parks_df(self): """ Overview over `SimBEVs <https://github.com/rl-institut/simbev>`_ potential charging parks from :class:`~.network.components.PotentialChargingParks`. Returns ------- :pandas:`pandas.DataFrame<DataFrame>` DataFrame with LV Grid ID, distance to nearest substation, distance weight, charging point capacity and charging point weight. Columns are: lv_grid_id : int ID of nearest lv grid. distance_to_nearest_substation : float Distance to nearest lv grid substation. distance_weight : float Weighting used in grid friendly siting of public charging points. In the case of distance to nearest substation the weight is higher the closer the substation is to the charging park. The weight is normalized between 0 .. 1. A higher weight is more attractive. charging_point_capacity : float Total gross designated charging park capacity in kW. charging_point_weight : float Weighting used in grid friendly siting of public charging points. In the case of charging points the weight is higher the lower the designated charging point capacity is. The weight is normalized between 0 .. 1. A higher weight is more attractive. """ try: potential_charging_parks_df = pd.DataFrame( columns=COLUMNS["potential_charging_parks_df"] ) potential_charging_parks = list(self.potential_charging_parks) potential_charging_parks_df.lv_grid_id = [ _.nearest_substation["lv_grid_id"] for _ in potential_charging_parks ] potential_charging_parks_df.distance_to_nearest_substation = [ _.nearest_substation["distance"] for _ in potential_charging_parks ] min_max_scaler = preprocessing.MinMaxScaler() # fmt: off potential_charging_parks_df.distance_weight = ( 1 - min_max_scaler.fit_transform( potential_charging_parks_df.distance_to_nearest_substation.values .reshape(-1, 1) # noqa: E131 ) ) # fmt: on potential_charging_parks_df.charging_point_capacity = [ _.designated_charging_point_capacity for _ in potential_charging_parks ] potential_charging_parks_df.charging_point_weight = ( 1 - min_max_scaler.fit_transform( potential_charging_parks_df.charging_point_capacity.values.reshape( -1, 1 ) ) ) return potential_charging_parks_df except Exception: return pd.DataFrame(columns=COLUMNS["potential_charging_parks_df"])
def _get_matching_dict_of_attributes_and_file_names(): """ Helper function to specify which Electromobility attributes to save and restore and maps them to the file name. Is used in functions :attr:`~.network.electromobility.Electromobility.from_csv` and :attr:`~.network.electromobility.Electromobility.to_csv`. Returns ------- dict Dict of Electromobility attributes to save and restore as keys and and matching files as values. """ emob_dict = { "charging_processes_df": "charging_processes.csv", "potential_charging_parks_gdf": "potential_charging_parks.csv", "integrated_charging_parks_df": "integrated_charging_parks.csv", "simbev_config_df": "metadata_simbev_run.csv", "flexibility_bands": { "upper_power": "flexibility_band_upper_power.csv", "lower_energy": "flexibility_band_lower_energy.csv", "upper_energy": "flexibility_band_upper_energy.csv", }, } return emob_dict