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Electricity profiles are assigned to census cells based on number of households from census (code). Each profile represents one household with >=1 people (hh types are described in table 1 of this paper). In some cells the number of profiles exceed the population.
Example (left cell has grid_id = 100mN34334E43715):
Cells show population (pop 2011), apartments (apa), households (hh) and number of assigned profiles.
The data is correct as I checked the census atlas (2022) and it shows a similar ratio:
According to the official dataset description also secondary residences (Nebenwohnsitz) are counted as households which explain those differences (the example above is located by the sea).
As a simple approach, the number of HH could be scaled down while keeping the ratios.
Electricity profiles are assigned to census cells based on number of households from census (code). Each profile represents one household with >=1 people (hh types are described in table 1 of this paper). In some cells the number of profiles exceed the population.
Example (left cell has
grid_id
= 100mN34334E43715):Cells show population (
pop 2011
), apartments (apa
), households (hh
) and number of assignedprofiles
.The data is correct as I checked the census atlas (2022) and it shows a similar ratio:
According to the official dataset description also secondary residences (Nebenwohnsitz) are counted as households which explain those differences (the example above is located by the sea).
As a simple approach, the number of HH could be scaled down while keeping the ratios.
PS:This has been reported before in eGon-data: openego#435 (comment)
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