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Add ReadingType Cost to TimeSeries #200
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#### Pros | ||
- non-breaking change | ||
#### Cons | ||
- linking a cost to another reading (eg Total use) is non-trivial and must be done using Start and End Timestamps as well as the ResourceUseID's IDref. |
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linking a cost about a specific resource to either 1) a single timeseries element (cost only driven by energy consumption) or 2) multiple timeseries elements (cost driven by both energy consumption and peak demand) is non-trivial. One must:
- Find all auc:ReadingType=Cost associated with a ResourceUse
- Ensure start and end timestamps align across different auc:TimeSeries elements (i.e. the cost and the reading are referring to the same period of time).
<auc:IntervalTotal>123</auc:Total> | ||
<auc:IntervalPeak>123</auc:Peak> | ||
<auc:IntervalCost>1000</auc:Cost> |
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Fix:
<auc:IntervalTotal>123</auc:IntervalTotal>
<auc:IntervalPeak>123</auc:IntervalPeak>
<auc:IntervalCost>1000</auc:IntervalCost>
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Minor changes. In general, I like option 4 or option 5 best.
Waiting to fully finish 211 <> BuildingSync mapping before making final decisions about the proposal. |
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Changes look good, thanks.
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