There are TWO measure directories on this GitHub repository. This measure directory contains meta and reporting measures that do not require input arguments.
Workflow and upgrade measures are located under resources/measures.
The output of this measure is a baseline building energy model. It takes the options (columnar inputs) for a single model (row) in the buildstock.csv file and converts them into a series of OpenStudio measures and measure arguments using the options_lookup.tsv file. The order of the options in the options_lookup.tsv file controls the order that the measures are executed. This measure executes a series of other measures, which is not the typical workflow that OpenStudio users may be familiar with.
This measure applies upgrades to the baseline building energy model. It takes the options for each upgrade listed in the YML file and converts them into a series of OpenStudio measures and measure arguments using the options_lookup.tsv file. The order of the options in the options_lookup.tsv file controls the order that the measures are executed. This measure executes a series of other measures.
This measure logs model properties such as envelope area and hvac system counts and weighted efficiencies. The variables help determine model output sensitivity to model inputs.
This measure calculates greenhouse gas and criteria pollutant emissions using a range of emission factors, including NREL Cambium emissions.
This measure runs several QAQC checks on the model.
This measure reports Quantities of Interest (QOIs) which include peak demand, such as the average daily summer peak demand.
This measure calculates utility bills for electricity, natural gas, propane, and fuel oil.
This measure deletes most of the model run files after the simulation is complete to save drive space on large runs.
This measure attributes HVAC loads to their originating source, such as window solar gain, wall conduction, or delayed radiant gains from internal equipent.
This measure checks the year, start day of week, daylight savings, leap year, and timestep inputs and outputs.
This measure reports out energy use and other outputs as register values.
This measure exports all available hourly timeseries enduses to csv.