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I get an error when downloading a whole year, due to summer time difference (DST) error
issue is that during DST switch, one hour gets data missing
at DST reversal, two hour data points are overlapped, thus broken data again
How to solve this? And download full year 15min power values?
How to get the full year data in one line?
instead of adding up days after each other
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I can't try it out right now, but I just had to deal with this same problem for data at my job -- hourly usage data from building electrical meters. I did some research and concluded that the generic best practice way to handle this was:
For the two hours that occur twice, average them
For the hour that never occurs, take the average of the preceding and following value
Now this time change happens at ~2am at least where I live. During that time the solar generation would be zero. Meaning that this method could be applied with no hit to precision of the data, unlike at say, a water plant that uses electricity 24/7.
Something should be added to the script to incorporate this check for data missingness/duplication.
I get an error when downloading a whole year, due to summer time difference (DST) error
issue is that during DST switch, one hour gets data missing
at DST reversal, two hour data points are overlapped, thus broken data again
How to solve this? And download full year 15min power values?
How to get the full year data in one line?
instead of adding up days after each other
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: