• 333 views | 3 messages Discussion: LEAP
    Topic: Changing scale error in historical production Subscribe | Previous | Next
  • Tri Ilham wicaksono 10/30/2016

    Greetings,
    I'm Wicaksono. I just recently learn LEAP and join the forum. I apologize if my questions are similar and have been answered before.

    I was doing training exercise from Exercise 3 Transformation, I always followed from official training exercise module taken from https://www.energycommunity.org/documents/LEAPTrainingExerciseEnglish2015.pdf and compared side-by-side to official Freedonia.

    When i checked section 3.6. Viewing Results, I got different result from official exercise module. When i cross-checked to official Freedonia, there was one difference in Historical Production (see my attachment)

    Unfortunately, i could not edited the scale of historical production so that i got different result.
    Is this a bug for LEAP? I have updated to the latest Version: 2015.0.29.0 and still got this issue.

    Thank you so much for anybody who reply and answer my question. I really appreciate it.

    Regards,
    Wicaksono


    Exercise 3 error.jpg
  • Emily Ghosh 10/31/2016
      Best Response

    Hi Wicaksono,

    Thanks for your question and for providing screenshots of the problem you are experiencing.

    LEAP is operating correctly by greying out Historical Production - this data is only required when the First Simulation Year is set to any year after the Base Year. When the First Simulation Year is set to BaseYear (as it is for the oil refining process in Training Exercise 3), LEAP calculates energy production from the Base Year onwards using the specified process Dispatch Rules.

    It is possible that when the official Freedonia data set was created, the Historical Production data was inputted before the First Simulation Year was changed, which is why a value was provided for this parameter, even though it is actually calculated by LEAP. If you change this value to zero, the results are not affected. This is verified when you go to Results View > Transformation: Outputs by Output Fuel for the Oil Refining branch and take a look at the Base Year (2010) value.

    For further information on how the First Simulation Year is used in LEAP's transformation calculations, refer to the following help page: https://www.energycommunity.org/Help/Transformation/First_Simulation_Year.htm

    If your results do not match the exercise results, refer to the "Hints" in Section 3.6 of the Training Manual which provides guidance on things to look for when troubleshooting your model.

    Hope this helps!
    Emily

  • Tri Ilham wicaksono 11/6/2016
      Best Response

    Greetings,

    Thank you for replying my comment, Emily.
    I understood your explanation, now I know how to do with historical production if the first simulation year is BaseYear

    Regards,

    Tri Ilham Wicaksono