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Hi all,

I am wondering if there is a more spatially granular/labeled version of the following map presented in NRELs report on ResStock's framework.

This is from Appendix F in the ResStock report (here: https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy18osti/68670.pdf). This details how the contiguous U.S. was segmented in 216 different regions each assigned to a particular TMY3 file.

I am asking because the particular geographic area I am trying to model seems to be on the boundary of many different regions in the map, and I need to determine which one to use.

Hi all,

I am wondering if there is a more spatially granular/labeled version of the following map presented in NRELs report on ResStock's framework.framework. When I zoom in on this map, it gets really blurry, and furthermore I can't tell which TMY3 file in location.tsv (withing the housing_characteristics directory) is which color on the map.

This is from Appendix F in the ResStock report (here: https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy18osti/68670.pdf). This details how the contiguous U.S. was segmented in 216 different regions each assigned to a particular TMY3 file.

I am asking because the particular geographic area I am trying to model seems to be on the boundary of many different regions in the map, and I need to determine which one to use.

Hi all,

I am wondering if there is a more spatially granular/labeled version of the following map presented in NRELs report on ResStock's framework. When I zoom in on this map, it gets really blurry, and furthermore I can't tell which TMY3 file in location.tsv (withing the housing_characteristics directory) is which color on the map.

This is from Appendix F in the ResStock report (here: https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy18osti/68670.pdf). This details how the contiguous U.S. was segmented in 216 different regions each assigned to a particular TMY3 file.

I am asking because the particular geographic area I am trying to model seems to be on the boundary of many different regions in the map, and I need to determine which one to use.