Tracking the Source of Allocated Energy Flows in Energy systems

pierre-francois.duc · 21 August 2024 11:01

Hello @Oussama_ZIADI, I have implemented a Sankey plotting of oemof results which I want to include to oemof.vision since a long time but haven’t got the time to do. A sample of the code can be found here:

github.com

rl-institut/multi-vector-simulator/blob/03bf1fa0a9819aaae275a1cad344d60682a42b2d/src/multi_vector_simulator/F1_plotting.py#L394


      
              self.dot.edge(a, b)
          
          def view(self, **kwargs):
              """Call the view method of the DiGraph instance"""
              self.dot.view(**kwargs)
          
          def render(self, **kwargs):
              """Call the render method of the DiGraph instance"""
              self.dot.render(**kwargs)
          
          def sankey(self, results):
              """Return a dict to a plotly sankey diagram"""
              busses = []
          
              labels = []
              sources = []
              targets = []
              values = []
          
              # bus_data.update({bus: solph.views.node(results_main, bus)})

In this method, self is only used for self.energy_system which you can replace by your solph.EnergySystem instance (let’s just call it energysystem. And the argument results is defined as results = energysystem.results["main"]

Note: this Code might need to be updated if you use the latest version of oemof, mainly this part: multi-vector-simulator/src/multi_vector_simulator/F1_plotting.py at 03bf1fa0a9819aaae275a1cad344d60682a42b2d · rl-institut/multi-vector-simulator · GitHub