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Previous versions of ResStock let you specify EnergyPlus output variables to report beyond ResStock's default variables, using the PAT GUI. Examples include things like Zone Air Temperature for each thermal zone. It looks like newer versions of ResStock let you specify a more detailed output using the simulation_output_report key in the yml.

example include_timeseries_component_loads: true include_timeseries_zone_temperatures: true

However, it is possible these aren't the EnergyPlus variables you are looking for. You would need to look at what the reporting measure (specifically ReportSimulationOutput) is doing to process E+ ouput variables into the ResStock output fields.

The ruby file for Report Simulation Output is located at restock\resources\hpxml-measures\ReportSimulationOutput

You can also add your own reporting measures as long as they "work within the ResStock workflow."

https://resstock.readthedocs.io/en/latest/basic_tutorial/architecture.html

Previous versions of ResStock let you specify EnergyPlus output variables to report beyond ResStock's default variables, using the PAT GUI. Examples include things like Zone Air Temperature for each thermal zone. It looks like newer versions of ResStock let you specify a more detailed output using the simulation_output_report key in the yml.

example example

include_timeseries_component_loads: true true

include_timeseries_zone_temperatures: true

However, it is possible these aren't the EnergyPlus variables you are looking for. You would need to look at what the reporting measure (specifically ReportSimulationOutput) is doing to process E+ ouput variables into the ResStock output fields.

The ruby file for Report Simulation Output is located at restock\resources\hpxml-measures\ReportSimulationOutput

You can also add your own reporting measures as long as they "work within the ResStock workflow."

https://resstock.readthedocs.io/en/latest/basic_tutorial/architecture.html

Previous versions of ResStock let you specify EnergyPlus output variables to report beyond ResStock's default variables, using the PAT GUI. Examples include things like Zone Air Temperature for each thermal zone. It looks like newer versions of ResStock let you specify a more detailed output using the simulation_output_report key in the yml.

example

include_timeseries_component_loads: true

include_timeseries_zone_temperatures: true

However, it is possible these aren't the EnergyPlus variables you are looking for. You would need to look at what the reporting measure (specifically ReportSimulationOutput) is doing to process E+ ouput output variables into the ResStock output fields.

The ruby file for Report Simulation Output is located at restock\resources\hpxml-measures\ReportSimulationOutput

You can also add your own reporting measures as long as they "work within the ResStock workflow."

https://resstock.readthedocs.io/en/latest/basic_tutorial/architecture.html

Previous versions of ResStock let you specify EnergyPlus output variables to report beyond ResStock's default variables, using the PAT GUI. Examples include things like Zone Air Temperature for each thermal zone. It looks like newer versions of ResStock let you specify a more detailed output using the simulation_output_report key in the yml.

example

include_timeseries_component_loads: true

include_timeseries_zone_temperatures: true

However, it is possible these aren't modifying the yml won't write the specific EnergyPlus variables you are looking for. for to the output parquet file. You would need to look at what the reporting measure (specifically ReportSimulationOutput) is doing to process E+ output variables into the ResStock output fields.

The ruby file for Report Simulation Output is located at restock\resources\hpxml-measures\ReportSimulationOutput

You can also add your own reporting measures as long as they "work within the ResStock workflow."

https://resstock.readthedocs.io/en/latest/basic_tutorial/architecture.html

Previous versions of ResStock let you specify EnergyPlus output variables to report beyond ResStock's default variables, using the PAT GUI. Examples include things like Zone Air Temperature for each thermal zone. It looks like newer versions of ResStock let you specify a more detailed output using the simulation_output_report key in the yml.

example

include_timeseries_component_loads: true

include_timeseries_zone_temperatures: true

However, it is possible modifying the yml simulation_output_report key won't write the specific EnergyPlus variables you are looking for to the output parquet file. You need to look at what the reporting measure (specifically ReportSimulationOutput) is doing to process E+ output variables into the ResStock output fields.

The ruby file for Report Simulation Output is located at restock\resources\hpxml-measures\ReportSimulationOutput

You can also add your own reporting measures as long as they "work within the ResStock workflow."

https://resstock.readthedocs.io/en/latest/basic_tutorial/architecture.html

Previous versions of ResStock let you specify EnergyPlus output variables to report beyond ResStock's default variables, using the PAT GUI. Examples include things like Zone Air Temperature for each thermal zone. It looks like newer versions of ResStock let you specify a more detailed output using the simulation_output_report key in the yml.

example

include_timeseries_component_loads: true

include_timeseries_zone_temperatures: true

However, it is possible modifying the simulation_output_report key won't write the specific EnergyPlus variables you are looking for to the output parquet file. You need to look at what the reporting measure (specifically ReportSimulationOutput) is doing to process E+ output variables into the ResStock output fields.

The ruby file for Report Simulation Output is located at restock\resources\hpxml-measures\ReportSimulationOutput

You can also add your own reporting measures as long as they "work within the ResStock workflow."

If you want to report an "average value" writing your own reporting measure could be your best bet. That, or post-process your results in excel or pandas or whatever other tool you want to use.

https://resstock.readthedocs.io/en/latest/basic_tutorial/architecture.html

Previous versions of ResStock let you specify EnergyPlus output variables to report beyond ResStock's default variables, using the PAT GUI. Examples include things like Zone Air Temperature for each thermal zone. It looks like newer versions of ResStock let you specify a more detailed output using the simulation_output_report key in the yml.

example

include_timeseries_component_loads: true

include_timeseries_zone_temperatures: true

However, it is possible modifying the simulation_output_report key won't write the specific EnergyPlus variables you are looking for to the output parquet file. You need to look at what the reporting measure (specifically ReportSimulationOutput) is doing to process E+ output variables into the ResStock output fields.

The ruby file for Report Simulation Output is located at restock\resources\hpxml-measures\ReportSimulationOutput

You can also add your own reporting measures as long as they "work within the ResStock workflow."

If you want to report an "average value" value," writing your own reporting measure could be your best bet. That, or post-process post-processing your results in excel Excel or pandas Pandas or whatever other tool you want to use.are familiar with.

https://resstock.readthedocs.io/en/latest/basic_tutorial/architecture.html