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- esapp-0.1.0/LICENSE +201 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +173 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/README.rst +121 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/VERSION +1 -0
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- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/apps/dynamics.py +135 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/apps/gic.py +1178 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/apps/modes.py +35 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/apps/network.py +376 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/apps/static.py +501 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/dev/generate_components.py +266 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/gobject.py +123 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/grid.py +178613 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/indexable.py +231 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/__init__.py +52 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/_exceptions.py +148 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/_helpers.py +109 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/atc.py +451 -0
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- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/contingency.py +851 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/fault.py +66 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/general.py +829 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/gic.py +380 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/matrices.py +339 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/modify.py +877 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/oneline.py +302 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/opf.py +132 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/powerflow.py +241 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/pv.py +169 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/qv.py +155 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/regions.py +193 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/saw.py +55 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/scheduled.py +173 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/sensitivity.py +521 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/timestep.py +339 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/topology.py +409 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/transient.py +472 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/saw/weather.py +196 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/__init__.py +8 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/b3d.py +234 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/decorators.py +13 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/exceptions.py +42 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/map.py +204 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/mathtools.py +451 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/mesh.py +193 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/misc.py +135 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/plotwavelet.py +157 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/Texas/Shape.cpg +1 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/Texas/Shape.dbf +0 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/Texas/Shape.prj +1 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/Texas/Shape.shp +0 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/Texas/Shape.shx +0 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/US/Shape.cpg +1 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/US/Shape.dbf +0 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/US/Shape.prj +1 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/US/Shape.shp +0 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/US/Shape.shp.ea.iso.xml +254 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/US/Shape.shx +0 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/utils/shapes/US/Shape.xml +531 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp/workbench.py +1167 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp.egg-info/PKG-INFO +173 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +83 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp.egg-info/not-zip-safe +1 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp.egg-info/requires.txt +28 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/esapp.egg-info/top_level.txt +4 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +131 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/config_test.example.py +18 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/conftest.py +626 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_apps_network_gic.py +247 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_exceptions.py +376 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_grid_components.py +192 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_indexable_data_access.py +366 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_integration_analysis.py +290 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_integration_contingency.py +323 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_integration_powerflow.py +356 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_integration_saw_powerworld.py +331 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_integration_workbench.py +341 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_saw_core_methods.py +3119 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_workbench.py +554 -0
- esapp-0.1.0/tests/test_workbench_unit.py +243 -0
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Name: esapp
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Version: 0.1.0
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Summary: ESA++ is an open-source power-grid toolkit.
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Author-email: Adam Birchfield <abirchfield@tamu.edu>, Luke Lowery <wyattluke.lowery@tamu.edu>
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License: Apache License 2.0
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Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/lukelowry/ESApp
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Keywords: Python,PowerWorld,PowerWorld Simulator,Simulator,PowerWorld Simulation Automation Server,SimAuto,Automation,Power Systems,Electric Power,Power,Easy SimAuto,ESA,ESAplus,Smart Grid
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