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* {{Anchor|Start_type}}'''Start''': The data is determined at the start of the simulation, and does not change over the course of multiple time steps.
* {{Anchor|Start_type}}'''Start''': The data is determined at the start of the simulation, and does not change over the course of multiple time steps.
* {{Anchor|Date_Time_type}}'''Date-Time''': The data is dependent on the timestep, which corresponds to a date and time.
* {{Anchor|Date_Time_type}}'''Date-Time''': The data is dependent on the timestep, which corresponds to a date and time.
===Average result===
When the [[Averaged last result (Heat Overlay)|AVERAGED_LAST_RESULT]] attribute is used, an additional timeframe will be added to the results containing the averaged results of all preceding timeframes.


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Latest revision as of 08:58, 18 February 2022

The DPRA Heat Module of the Heat Overlay performs complex calculations and can generate multiple types of results per timeframe. A timeframe in the Heat Overlay corresponds to a date and time for which a result will be calculated. This date and time will be relative to the project's time zone.

List of Result Types

Result types can differ in the kind of data they display and in what way that data is recorded. A result type can be monitoring the data in one of the following ways:

  • Start: The data is determined at the start of the simulation, and does not change over the course of multiple time steps.
  • Date-Time: The data is dependent on the timestep, which corresponds to a date and time.