Baltic power system model input/output databases from SpineOpt (EEM 2023 and RTUCON 2024)
Baltic power system model input/output databases from SpineOpt (EEM 2023 and RTUCON 2024)
This deposit provides four SpineOpt input and output databases (SQLite) for the Baltic power system modelling workflow (github.com/flpp-signature/Baltic-Model). The workflow is used to build and run open-source optimisation models of the Baltic power system for scenario analysis and model calibration/validation. The deposit includes the corresponding input databases (Input_EEM_2023.sqlite, Input_RTUCON_2024.sqlite) and output databases (Output_EEM_2023.sqlite, Output_RTUCON_2024.sqlite). The files support the results reported in the EEM 2023 paper (doi.org/10.1109/EEM58374.2023.10161795) and the RTUCON 2024 paper (doi.org/10.1109/RTUCON62997.2024.10830801).
- Riga Technical University Latvia
power system, open source, Calibration, electricity market, renewables, simulation, price, Modelling
power system, open source, Calibration, electricity market, renewables, simulation, price, Modelling
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