1983/1/1,01:00,C9C9C9C9*0?9?9?9?9?9?9?9*0C8C8C8C8*0*0E8*0*0,26.2,19.2,65,101100,0,1415,412,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,180,6.5,9,7,23.3,77777,9,'999999999,0,0.2300,0,88
The Date and Time fields need a bit of description. The Date field (e.g. 1983/1/1) uses your standard system date for formatting. In the EPW file, these are three separate fields (year, month, and day in this example). The time field combines the hours and minutes into one field (hh:mm). This makes it easier for graphing with spreadsheet programs but a bit harder if you use the CSV format as input.
Each data item field obeys the same “missing” and other content rules as shown above in the EnergyPlus Weather File (EPW) Data Dictionary.
Morphic transformations of the reference year
Attachments
Glossary
- DDY: it is the extension for Climatic Data files and it means Design Day Year)
- STAT: it is the extension for Climatic Data files and it means "statistics" and it is referred to EnergyPlus weather data
- EPW: means EnergyPlus weather file
- TRY: Test Reference Year
- CSV: comma separated values" format
- TMY (TMY2): Typical Meteorological Year
- WYEC2: Weather Year for Energy Calculations
- FTMY: future Typical Meteorological Year