Names follow the SUEWS YAML specification; click one for its definition in the configuration reference.
holiday | 0.5 0.56 0.55 0.53 0.49 0.38 0.31 0.37 0.5 0.73 1.04 1.3 1.49 1.67 1.76 1.76 1.74 1.7 1.61 1.42 1.24 1 0.75 0.6 |
working_day | 0.3 0.19 0.14 0.13 0.12 0.19 0.59 1.22 1.64 1.53 1.32 1.3 1.34 1.38 1.45 1.75 2 1.88 1.54 1.2 1 0.8 0.59 0.4 |
Where: SpatialRun_input.zip/Input/SUEWS_Profiles.txt, codes 44 and 45
The rows are labelled Helsinki Weekday QF and Weekend QF under hour columns 0 through 23.
Where: SpatialRun_input.zip/Input/SUEWS_AnthropogenicEmission.txt, codes 10, 51-53 and 100
The Helsinki configurations select profile codes 44 and 45 through EnergyUseProfWD and EnergyUseProfWE.
Where: Figure 1 and caption, HAH,d profile role, p. 8369
Defines HAH,d as the original SUEWS profile for anthropogenic heat emissions before partitioning into separate emission sources.
| Name | supported The archive labels the two selected rows Helsinki weekday/weekend QF, and the article identifies this curve as the original unpartitioned anthropogenic-heat profile. |
|---|---|
| Target | supported The archive uses rows 44 and 45 in the EnergyUseProfWD/WE columns that populate ahprof_24hr, while the article establishes that this legacy field carries the unpartitioned anthropogenic-heat profile rather than a source-specific building-energy schedule. |
| Values | supported Archive rows 44 and 45 supply the 24-value working-day and weekend cycles under columns 0 through 23. Those columns now map directly and in order to record keys 1 through 24, as required by the profile schema and migration code. |
| Source | supported The Zenodo configuration directly publishes the full numeric rows; the associated article defines their scientific role but does not print all 24 values. issue #1077 |
| Place | supported Both profile rows are explicitly labelled Helsinki and are selected by the Helsinki anthropogenic-emission configurations in the same archive. |
| Representativeness | supported One Helsinki QF cycle is reused across the spatial city modelling setup, while the emission magnitudes vary by grid or sector. |
| Method | supported The database adopts a published model-input profile without performing a new fit. |
| Identity | supported The paper explicitly distinguishes this historical unpartitioned HAH,d curve from the source-partitioned human, traffic and building-energy terms introduced in the newer model formulation. |
The legacy table called the ahprof_24hr selector EnergyUseProfWD/WE, which caused the migrated Energy Use label. The article and the archive together show that the selected curve is the older total anthropogenic-heat profile, not a building-energy-use profile. The stable path, legacy IDs and attachment point remain unchanged. The cycle values are now restored from the checksum-verified archive in direct source-hour order, correcting the inherited one-hour rotation.
Paste under profile.anthropogenic-heat in a SUEWS YAML configuration; every value carries its citation.
holiday: 1: 0.5 2: 0.56 3: 0.55 4: 0.53 5: 0.49 6: 0.38 7: 0.31 8: 0.37 9: 0.5 10: 0.73 11: 1.04 12: 1.3 13: 1.49 14: 1.67 15: 1.76 16: 1.76 17: 1.74 18: 1.7 19: 1.61 20: 1.42 21: 1.24 22: 1 23: 0.75 24: 0.6 working_day: 1: 0.3 2: 0.19 3: 0.14 4: 0.13 5: 0.12 6: 0.19 7: 0.59 8: 1.22 9: 1.64 10: 1.53 11: 1.32 12: 1.3 13: 1.34 14: 1.38 15: 1.45 16: 1.75 17: 2 18: 1.88 19: 1.54 20: 1.2 21: 1 22: 0.8 23: 0.59 24: 0.4
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