Names follow the SUEWS YAML specification; click one for its definition in the configuration reference.
working_day | 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.13 0.13 0.13 0.13 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 |
Where: Table 3(b), Prof1 Vancouver external-water-use profile, p. 224
Gives period shares 0.15 for 20:00-07:00, 0.35 for 07:00-16:00 and 0.50 for 16:00-20:00, marks the profile as based on Vs87 data, and states that a constant amount is assumed for each hour within a delineated period.
Where: Table 4, Vancouver Sunset 1987 (Vs87), p. 225
Locates Vs87 at the Vancouver Sunset site, gives a 21 ha study area, and selects Ie profile Prof1 for the application.
Where: V2016a SUEWS_Profiles.txt, code 10
Stores hourly values 0.01 at 20:00-06:00, 0.04 at 07:00-15:00 and 0.13 at 16:00-19:00, and labels the vector Vs 1987 Water Use Profile values.
Where: Pre-migration Profiles row 60240012
Preserves the exact vector as a Vancouver weekday manual-water-use row under the unreferenced placeholder Ref 90240000.
| Name | supported Vancouver Vs87 manual water-use profile identifies the Prof1 source dataset, water-use role and historical release label without treating code 10 as the publication's own identifier. |
|---|---|
| Target | supported Järvi et al. describe Prof1 as an external-water-use diurnal profile, and the release table stores it in the SUEWS manual water-use profile slot. |
| Values | supported Table 3 gives Prof1 period shares 0.15, 0.35 and 0.50 and states that water use is constant in each hour of a delineated period. Dividing each share by its 11, 9 or 4 hours and rounding half-up to two decimals produces 0.01, 0.04 and 0.13, exactly at the hours stored by code 10. |
| Source | supported Unreferenced is correct for the derived 24-value vector because Järvi et al. publish its three period inputs, not the rounded hourly outputs. The publication is retained as input evidence and the release row independently confirms the exact calculation result. issue #289 |
| Place | supported Vancouver identifies the city containing the Vs87 Sunset measurement site on which Prof1 is based. |
| Representativeness | supported Site matches the single 21 ha Vs87 Sunset study area. The article does not establish a city-wide sampling design for the profile. issue #289 |
| Method | supported Calculated records the deterministic conversion of three published period-total fractions into constant hourly fractions with two-decimal half-up rounding. |
| Identity | supported The pinned release's code 10 vector and label Vs 1987 match legacy row 60240012 exactly. The stable path, origin and legacy ID preserve that migrated identity. |
other · round_half_up(period_fraction / hours_in_period, 2) · Convert the three Prof1 period-total fractions to constant hourly fractions and round each result half-up to two decimal places.
The original issue treated the article's three period shares and the release's 24 hourly values as different representations. Close-reading Table 3 resolves the relationship: the caption explicitly says water use is constant in every hour of each delineated period, and half-up conversion of the published 0.15/0.35/0.50 shares produces the exact code 10 vector. The hourly values sum to 0.99 rather than 1.00 because each period's per-hour value was rounded separately. The record therefore remains unreferenced as a database calculation over published inputs, while the derivation and release artifact make every output reproducible. Vancouver is retained, and representativeness is narrowed from city to the 21 ha Vs87 site. No value, stable path, origin or legacy ID changes.
Paste under profile.water-use-manual in a SUEWS YAML configuration; every value carries its citation.
working_day: 1: 0.01 2: 0.01 3: 0.01 4: 0.01 5: 0.01 6: 0.01 7: 0.01 8: 0.04 9: 0.04 10: 0.04 11: 0.04 12: 0.04 13: 0.04 14: 0.04 15: 0.04 16: 0.04 17: 0.13 18: 0.13 19: 0.13 20: 0.13 21: 0.01 22: 0.01 23: 0.01 24: 0.01
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