Names follow the SUEWS YAML specification; click one for its definition in the configuration reference.
a1 | 0.388 |
a2 | 0.326 |
a3 | -40.9 |
Where: Table S1, QF,B / All (Section 3.3) / Detached / GB column, rows a1, a2, and a3, p. 1
Reports the exact triplet 0.388, 0.326, -40.9.
Where: Equation (4), Objective Hysteresis Model, p. 3
Defines a1, a2, and a3 as the SUEWS OHM coefficients.
Where: Section 2.1, Neighbourhood-scale climate modelling, p. 3-4
States that building coefficients are derived from EnergyPlus simulation results and points to Table S1.
Where: Section 2.4, Building energy simulation, p. 5
Defines the detached-house archetype and idealised neighbourhood.
Where: Section 2.6, Comparison scenarios, p. 6
Defines operation throughout the entire building as the all-rooms, less-efficient comparison case.
Where: Section 3.1, London base case for 2050s climate projection, p. 6
Establishes London as the model-scenario place for Table S1 cases.
| Name | supported Table S1 identifies the QF,B all-rooms, detached-house, gas-boiler scenario; Section 2.6 defines operation throughout the entire building. |
|---|---|
| Target | supported Equation (4) and Table S1 identify a1, a2, and a3 as SUEWS OHM coefficients. |
| Values | supported Table S1 reports a1 = 0.388, a2 = 0.326, and a3 = -40.9 for this exact scenario. |
| Source | supported Xie et al. 2024 directly publishes the stored triplet in Table S1. |
| Place | supported London is the model-scenario place: the coefficients are applied to the idealised London neighbourhood under the 2050s climate scenario. |
| Representativeness | supported The city tag denotes the London scenario context; the source models an idealised neighbourhood and does not claim a city-wide observation. |
| Applicable Scale | supported Xie et al. Equation (4) and Table S1 define building-surface-class coefficients before cover-fraction weighting produces neighborhood storage heat, so these scenarios are land-cover-scale inputs. issue #46 |
| Method | supported The paper states that the building coefficients are derived from EnergyPlus simulation results, so these are fitted/model-derived OHM parameters rather than direct measurements. |
| Identity | supported The triplet occupies the distinct detached-house, gas-boiler, all-rooms column in Table S1. |
Xie et al. is the parameter publication: it derives the OHM coefficients from EnergyPlus outputs and publishes the exact triplet in Supplement Table S1. The values are not direct observations, a later compilation, external validation, or an internal database calculation. No separate input_data, compilation, or validation relationship is asserted. London is a model-scenario application using an idealised neighbourhood rather than an observational study site.
Paste under ohm_coefficients in a SUEWS YAML configuration; every value carries its citation.
a1:
value: 0.388
ref:
ID: xie2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.scs.2024.105811
desc: london, city, land_cover
a2:
value: 0.326
ref:
ID: xie2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.scs.2024.105811
desc: london, city, land_cover
a3:
value: -40.9
ref:
ID: xie2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.scs.2024.105811
desc: london, city, land_cover
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