Names follow the SUEWS YAML specification; click one for its definition in the configuration reference.
heat.qf_a.working_day | 0.1446 |
heat.qf_a.holiday | 0.1329 |
heat.qf_b.working_day | 0 |
heat.qf_b.holiday | 0 |
heat.qf_c.working_day | 0.0037 |
heat.qf_c.holiday | 0.0038 |
Conditions the set was derived under; not model inputs themselves.
context.qf_model | 2 |
Where: Section 4.3, Equation 5, p. 11, 12
Defines the anthropogenic heat model and states that separate weekday and weekend coefficients were fitted to the Kc and Sw data after removing cooling-degree dependence.
Where: Table 3, Sw weekday and weekend columns, p. 12
Prints Sw qf_a as 0.1446 and 0.1330, qf_b as zero, and qf_c as 0.0037 and 0.0038.
Where: SUEWS_AnthropogenicHeat.txt, code 551
Preserves the Swindon fit as 0.1445807, 0, 0.0037491 on weekdays and 0.1329150, 0, 0.0037537 on weekends, establishing why the four-decimal migrated weekend value is 0.1329.
| Name | supported Ward et al. identify Sw as a suburban residential site, and the release registry labels code 551 as the Swindon fit. |
|---|---|
| Target | supported Equation 5 and Table 3 define the temperature-dependent anthropogenic heat coefficients represented by the record's qf_a, qf_b and qf_c fields. |
| Values | supported Table 3 prints the Sw weekday tuple as 0.1446, 0, 0.0037 and the weekend tuple as 0.1330, 0, 0.0038. Historical code 551 preserves the underlying fit at greater precision, including weekend qf_a 0.1329150; the migrated record consistently stores four decimal places and therefore retains 0.1329 rather than replacing it with the publication's printed 0.1330. No active value is changed. issue #103 |
| Source | supported Ward et al. publish and describe the fitted coefficients. The v2016a coefficient registry is later implementation and precision-preservation evidence, not a replacement parameter source. |
| Place | supported The coefficients are fitted to the Swindon suburban site and code 551 is explicitly labelled Swindon fit. |
| Representativeness | supported Ward et al. derive the coefficients for the single suburban Sw study site. That supports the record's site reach without asserting city-wide Swindon representativeness. issue #713 |
| Method | supported Section 4.3 explicitly says the UK-site coefficients were derived by fitting the Kc and Sw data, and Table 3 distinguishes those fitted columns from literature values. |
| Identity | supported Historical code 551 contains the same Swindon fit and explains the record's stable legacy identity. Retaining the four-decimal migrated values preserves that identity. |
Ward et al. publish the Swindon anthropogenic-heat fit at Table 3 precision, while the pinned v2016a coefficient registry preserves the underlying coefficients at seven decimal places. The record's 0.1329 is the consistent four-decimal representation of release value 0.1329150; replacing it with the table's printed 0.1330 would discard stable migration precision. The record now declares the source-established fitted method and site representativeness. No parameter value, source, place, target, legacy ID, origin or stable path changed.
BaseT_HC | 18.2 |
AHMin_WD | -999 |
AHMin_WE | -999 |
AHSlope_Heating_WD | -999 |
AHSlope_Heating_WE | -999 |
AHSlope_Cooling_WD | -999 |
AHSlope_Cooling_WE | -999 |
TCritic_Heating_WD | -999 |
TCritic_Heating_WE | -999 |
TCritic_Cooling_WD | -999 |
TCritic_Cooling_WE | -999 |
MinQFMetab | -999 |
MaxQFMetab | -999 |
MinFCMetab | -999 |
MaxFCMetab | -999 |
FrPDDwe | -999 |
FrFossilFuel_Heat | -999 |
FrFossilFuel_NonHeat | -999 |
EF_umolCO2perJ | -999 |
EnEF_v_Jkm | -999 |
FcEF_v_kgkmWD | -999 |
FcEF_v_kgkmWE | -999 |
CO2PointSource | -999 |
TrafficUnits | -999 |
Paste under anthropogenic_emissions in a SUEWS YAML configuration; every value carries its citation.
heat:
qf_a:
working_day: 0.1446
holiday: 0.1329
qf_b:
working_day: 0
holiday: 0
qf_c:
working_day: 0.0037
holiday: 0.0038
Raises a prefilled sign-off issue. CI accepts it only when the issue author is in the verifier registry and the evidence revision is still current.
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