EMK:Run Window - Revision history

WoodsM: /* Volatility Matrix */

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Volatility Matrix

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Volatility Matrix

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Volatility Matrix

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Volatility Matrix

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Time Series Functions

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Time Series Functions

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Run Steps Box

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Time Series Functions

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WV Calc Parameters

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Hydro Parameters

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 In defining the variables N1, N2, … Nm, the Run will actually output N1 × N2 × …× Nm data series in total, each with a different combination of the variables' values.  With this feature, large numbers of scenarios can be set up and run quickly and easily.
-Variables set in the volatility matrix are used to determine the behaviour of each sequence.  These variables are available to functions in [[EMK:Schedules|Schedules]]
+Variables set in the volatility matrix are used to determine the behaviour of each sequence.  These variables are available to functions in '''''[[EMK:Schedules|Schedules]]'''''
 ==Run Steps Box==

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 In defining the variables N1, N2, … Nm, the Run will actually output N1 × N2 × …× Nm data series in total, each with a different combination of the variables' values.  With this feature, large numbers of scenarios can be set up and run quickly and easily.
-Variables set in the volatility matrix are used to determine the behaviour of each sequence.  These variables are available in the [[EMK:Schedule|Schedule]]
+Variables set in the volatility matrix are used to determine the behaviour of each sequence.  These variables are available to functions in [[EMK:Schedules|Schedules]]
 ==Run Steps Box==

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 In defining the variables N1, N2, … Nm, the Run will actually output N1 × N2 × …× Nm data series in total, each with a different combination of the variables' values.  With this feature, large numbers of scenarios can be set up and run quickly and easily.
 ==Run Steps Box==

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 *a consecutive series, e.g. 1-10 indicates that there will be 10 values, 1,2...9,10
 *a group of values, e.g. 2,4,7,11 indicates there will be 4 values.
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 '''The File Input Box'''
-The File Input function enables EMarket to use a pre-defined set of time series values to specify externally generated values for a variable during Run time.  Pre-defined values are imported from a csv file and can be referred to by variable name in Schedules, Offers and Output Specifications. The input file will contain a set of numbered date dependent value sequences. The format of the input file can be found in '''''[[EMK:Ancillary Files | Ancillary Files]]'''''
+The File Input function enables EMarket to use a pre-defined set of time series values to specify externally generated values for a variable during Run time.  Pre-defined values are imported from a csv file and can be referred to by variable name in Schedules, Offers and Output Specifications. The input file will contain a set of numbered time-dependent value sequences. The format of the input file can be found in '''''[[EMK:Ancillary Files | Ancillary Files]]'''''
 '''File Input Fields'''
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 | ''File Name'' || Identifies the name of the CSV file containing the relevant time series data. This file must be located in the '''Misc''' folder of the Working Directory
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-| ''Sequence number'' (or ''Year Variable'') || Specifies the sequence number
+| ''Series number'' (or ''Year Variable'') || Specifies the series number
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 | ''hh'' || Half hours
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-| ''4h'' || Four hour blocks
+| ''1h'', ''2h'', ''3h'', ''4h'', ''6h'' || N hour blocks
 |-
 | ''dn'' || Standard day and night periods (midnight to 8am, 8am to midnight)

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 The '''Water Value Contours Chart''' is accessed by double clicking on the ''Water Value Profile'' field. The charts show the calculated water contours for the associated profile.
-The window has a tab for each Hydro Station or System. The coloured lines are Water Value contours, or lines of constant Water Value. Each contour relates to the Offer Band from a thermal Generator modelled in EMarket. For example a contour labelled: 190.0 Huntly2_E04 shows the storage level at different times of the year in a system/station that would correspond to $190/MWh (derived from the 4th energy band Offer made by Generator "Huntly2).
+The window has a tab for each Hydro Station or System. The coloured lines are Water Value contours, or lines of constant Water Value. Each contour relates to the Offer Band from a thermal Generator modelled in EMarket. For example a contour labelled: 190.0 Huntly2_E04 shows the storage level at different times of the year in a system/station that would correspond to $190/MWh (derived from the 4th energy band Offer made by Generator "Huntly2").
 At any given time of the year, if storage is exactly on a contour the Water Value is the same as the contour value.  The only exception to this is that the Water Value adjuster feature, when enabled, adjusts Water Values to account for price differences across the Grid during a Run.  Refer to the User Guide for more information on how Water Value adjusters work.