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The daily diurnal pattern contains regular (periodic) time series data and is used by the Average and Behavioural Water Use nodes to disaggregate total daily demand into sub-daily values. The time series provided must be equi-spaced.

The Urban Developer Plugin uses a diurnal pattern based on Roberts et al. (2005) to vary the probability of water use events occurring throughout the day. The diurnal pattern is specified on an hourly basis according to the table below. The likelihoods are rescaled to 100%. The diurnal pattern is editable by the user.

HourLikelihood
1:00 am200
2:00 am100
3:00 am50
4:00 am30
5:00 am30
6:00 am30
7:00 am90
8:00 am270
9:00 am600
10:00 am500
11:00 am480
12:00 noon430
1:00 pm390
2:00 pm290
3:00 pm250
4:00 pm230
5:00 pm240
6:00 pm280
7:00 pm450
8:00 pm400
9:00 pm330
10:00 pm340
11:00 pm310
12:00 pm240

Restrictions

None

Dependencies

The diurnal pattern has no dependencies.

Outputs

The Average and Behavioural Water Use nodes use the diurnal pattern to disaggregate total daily demand into sub-daily values.

References

Roberts, P. (2005) 2004 Residential End Use Measurement Study, Final Report: Yarra Valley Water, Victoria.

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