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Ah, I hadn't tried utilizing a measure inside OSM yet. Most of my experience right now has been going from Honeybee in G

NREL Residential End Use Load Profile Materials & Constructions I've noticed a couple of posts regarding wood frame

@shorowit Thanks! That worked on the simulation code...but nothing happens when I do just the HPXMLtoOpenStudio measure.

openstudio D:/Work/01_ARCHITECTURE/RESOURCES/GITHUB/resstock-euss.2022.1/resources/hpxml-measures/HPXMLtoOpenStudio/meas

openstudio D:/Work/01_ARCHITECTURE/RESOURCES/GITHUB/resstock-euss.2022.1/resources/hpxml-measures/HPXMLtoOpenStudio/meas

@shorowit So I was able to get a simulation to run of one of the xml files. It took me this long to respond because I'm

@shorowit Thank you for the detailed response. I think I can do this and I'll give it a shot. One last question though

What's the workflow for importing the NREL HPXML into OpenStudio? Hi everyone, Unfortunately I don't know enough about

@dpud12 and @hamza_z did either of you get the XML files to work. I'm banging my head on the same issue.

Thanks for pointing that out Eric. I'm a bit embarrassed that I never clicked on the metadata link on the dataset site.

Hi Everyone,

I'm trying to parse through the ResStock OSM building models and so far, the only thing I've seen that pairs up the building energy model file name with what is actually in the model is the .parquet files in each end use profile building stock year. There's 548,916 model files, so I'm not going to download each one to see what's what. I'd be here forever.

I've tried to use the ParquetViewer (https://github.com/mukunku/ParquetVie...) but when I try to search the within the field I want, in this case 'in.geometry_building_type_recs' I get an error. Seems like the IN prefix in the query has some issue, but I can't find out what in the limited wiki resource.

Is everyone using a "BigData" type viewer or something? Ideally I don't have to learn another software just to cull down the Single Family building types and Model ID names to see what the ResStock OSM files look like. But I suppose I can if that's the only way. DuckDB seems like a choice, but perhaps I'm missing something more straightforward. I've searched everywhere for an index or description of what each building energy model is, but I haven't found anything...yet.

Thanks for your help!

Is there a way to sort through the AMY2018 ResStock Parquet Files? Hi Everyone, I'm trying to parse through the ResStoc

I know this is quite old, but when you say "remove" the objects, we basically have to set a new schedule item, right? I

Are there examples anywhere that show how you include the thermal mass of the wood framing with insulation included? The