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+# Description of possible types of plots to use
+This document describes the most commonly used plot types for visualising
+results from an OSeMOSYS model, based on the [Indonesia
+OSeMOSYS model dashboard](https://indonesia-energy-model.herokuapp.com/). For each plot type, the following aspects are
+covered:
+* A text description of what the plot shows
+* x-axis
+* y-axis
+* How are the other dimensions visualised (e.g. colours)
+* Data sources - which OSeMOSYS results parameters are needed
+* Aggregation/processing - how is the data aggregated or transformed before
+ plotting?
+
+An interactive example of some of this plots can be found in the [Indonesia
+OSeMOSYS model dashboard](https://indonesia-energy-model.herokuapp.com/).
+
+**Contents:**
+1. [Total final energy consumption (TFEC)](#total-final-energy-consumption)
+1. [TFEC CO2 emissions](#tfec-co2-emissions)
+1. [Electricity supply](#electricity-supply)
+1. [Electricity demand](#electricity-demand)
+1. [Cumulative power generation installed capacity](#cumulative-power-generation-installed-capacity)
+1. [Electricity CO2 emissions](#electricity-co2-emissions)
+1. [Electricity annual investment required](#electricity-annual-investment-required)
+1. [Electricity annual discounted cost](#electricity-annual-discounted-cost)
+1. [Renewable energy share](#renewable-energy-share)
+
+## Total final energy consumption
+This plot shows the annual value of **total final energy consumption** including
+all type of fuels. It can be displayed as a line plot disaggregating the
+information by scenario, or as a stacked bar plot for a specific scenario,
+using final energy users (i.e. sectors) or energy source (e.g.
+electricity, oil, diesel, natural gas) as stack variable.
+
+
+
+
+
+### X-axis data
+Years in ascending order (column `y`).
+### Y-axis data
+TFEC values expressed in a standard energy unit as PJ
+(column `UseByTechnologyAnnual`).
+### Colors
+Colors are used to disaggregate scenarios, sectors of energy use or energy
+sources. Line patterns, point shapes or bar fill patterns may also be used to
+provide more information as subscenarios. The columns `scenario`, `t`, `f` and
+`Sector` can be used for this purpose (see **table 1** and **table 2**).
+### Data sources and aggregation
+The `UseByTechnologyAnnual.csv` file is used (see **table 1**) for these plots in
+combination with a custom excel file (see **table 2**) that provide information
+about the technologies that should be considered and the sectors each technology
+belongs to (this is important as no all technologies should be displayed).
+The `.csv` files for each scenario are added together and an extra column is
+created to indicate the scenario. **Table 2** is merged by technology name
+`t` with the `UseByTechnologyAnnual.csv` results. The resulting dataframe is
+grouped by year `y` and `scenario` or `y` and `Sector` and the
+`UseByTechnologyAnnual` summed up. The final dataframe is used in a long format
+to create the plot.
+
+**Table 1.** ``UseByTechnologyAnnual.csv`` file sample.
+
+| |r|t|f|y|UseByTechnologyAnnual|scenario
+|---|:---|---|---|---|---|---
+0|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|BIO|2018|0.0|BAU
+1|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|BIO|2019|0.0|BAU
+2|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|BIO|2020|0.0|BAU
+3|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|BIO|2021|0.0|BAU
+4|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|BIO|2022|0.0|BAU
+
+**Table 2.** Total final energy consumption complementary excel file sample.
+
+t|Sector|Use|Fuel
+---|---|---|---
+RES_COOL_001|Residential|Cooling|Electricity
+RES_COOL_002|Residential|Cooling new users|Electricity
+RES_CWH_EL_001|Residential|Cooking and water heating|Electricity
+RES_EL_APP_001|Residential|Electrical appliances|Electricity
+RES_EL_APP_002|Residential|Electrical appliances new users|Electricity
+RES_CWH_BIO_001|Residential|Cooking and water heating|Biomass
+RES_CWH_KER_001|Residential|Cooking and water heating|Kerosene
+RES_CWH_SOLAR|Residential|Water heating mainly|Solar
+RES_CWH_NGS_001|Residential|Cooking and water heating|Natural Gas
+RES_CWH_LPG_001|Residential|Cooking and water heating|LPG
+COM_EL_APP_001|Commercial|Electricity appliances|Electricity
+COM_CWH_BIO_001|Commercial|Other uses|Biomass
+COM_CWH_NGS_001|Commercial|Other uses|Natural Gas
+
+The excel file could probably be omitted if naming conventions are used and a
+mapping function is implemented to translate such names (from columns ``t`` and ``f``)
+into a more user friendly output and select the relevant technologies to display.
+However, to have an user defined excel file will allow for the user to have full
+control about the names.
+
+## TFEC CO2 emissions
+This plot shows the value of **CO2 emissions**. It can be displayed as an annual
+emissions line plot disaggregating the information by scenario, as a total
+emissions bar plot per scenario, or as a stacked bar of emissions per fuel
+source for a specific scenario.
+
+
+
+
+
+### X-axis data
+Years in ascending order (column `y`) or scenarios (column `scenario`).
+### Y-axis data
+Total CO2 emissions values expressed in Mton (column `AnnualTechnologyEmission`).
+### Colors
+Colors are used to disaggregate scenarios or stack emissions values of
+different fuel sources. The columns `scenario` or `t` can be used for this
+purpose (see **table 3**).
+### Data sources and aggregation
+The `AnnualTechnologyEmission.csv` file is used (see **table 3**) for these plots.
+These `.csv` files for each scenario are added together and an extra column is
+created to indicate the scenario. The resulting dataframe is
+grouped by year `y` and `scenario` or `y` and technology `t` and the
+`AnnualTechnologyEmission` summed up. The final dataframe is used in a long format
+to create the plot.
+
+**Table 3.** ``AnnualTechnologyEmission.csv`` file sample.
+
+| |r|t|e|y|AnnualTechnologyEmission|scenario
+|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
+0|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|CH4|2018|0.0|BAU
+1|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|CH4|2019|0.0|BAU
+2|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|CH4|2020|0.0|BAU
+3|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|CH4|2021|0.0|BAU
+4|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|CH4|2022|0.0|BAU
+
+The bar graph version of this plot, would require a function to translate the
+standard names used in `t`, to an user friendly format. Moreover, if different
+emission gasses are reported, then the column `e` could also be used for the
+color attribute.
+
+## Electricity supply
+This plot shows the annual value of **total electricity generation**. It can be
+displayed as a line plot disaggregating the information by scenario, or as a
+stacked bar plot for a specific scenario, using energy sources as stack variable.
+
+
+
+
+### X-axis data
+Years in ascending order (column `y`).
+### Y-axis data
+Total electricity generation values expressed in PJ (column `ProductionByTechnologyAnnual`).
+### Colors
+Colors are used to disaggregate scenarios or stack generation values of
+different energy sources. The columns `scenario` and `Source` can be used for this
+purpose (see **table 4**).
+### Data sources and aggregation
+The `ProductionByTechnologyAnnual.csv` file is used (see **table 4**) for these
+plots in combination with a custom excel file (see **table 5**) that provides
+information about the technologies that should be considered and the energy sources
+each technology belongs to. The `.csv` files for each scenario are added together
+and an extra column is created to indicate the scenario. **Table 5** is merged
+by technology name `t` with the combined `ProductionByTechnologyAnnual.csv`
+results for all scenarios. The resulting dataframe is
+grouped by year `y` and `scenario` or `y` and `Source` and the
+`ProductionByTechnologyAnnual` summed up. The final dataframe is used in a long format
+to create the plot.
+
+**Table 4.** `ProductionByTechnologyAnnual.csv` file sample.
+
+| |r|t|f|y|ProductionByTechnologyAnnual|scenario
+---|---|---|---|---|---|---
+0|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|BIO|2018|0.0|BAU
+1|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|BIO|2019|0.0|BAU
+2|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|BIO|2020|0.0|BAU
+3|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|BIO|2021|0.0|BAU
+4|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|BIO|2022|0.0|BAU
+
+**Table 5.** Energy generation complementary excel file sample.
+
+t|Use|Source|Type|EmissionActivityRatio
+---|---|---|---|---
+PWR_COA_001|Centralised electricity supply|Coal|Fossil fuel|0.0961
+PWR_NGS_001|Centralised electricity supply|Natural Gas|Fossil fuel|0.0561
+PWR_OILPRD_001|Centralised electricity supply|Fuel oil|Fossil fuel|0.0741
+PWR_BIO_001|Centralised electricity supply|Biomass|Renewable|0.1225
+
+The excel file could probably be omitted if naming conventions are used and a
+mapping function is implemented to translate such names (from columns ``t`` and ``f``)
+into a more user friendly output and select the relevant technologies to display.
+
+## Electricity demand
+This plot shows the annual value of **total electricity demand**. It can be
+displayed as a line plot disaggregating the information by scenario, or as a
+stacked bar plot for a specific scenario, using final energy users
+(i.e. sectors) as stack variable.
+
+
+
+
+### X-axis data
+Years in ascending order (column `y`).
+### Y-axis data
+Total electricity demand values expressed in PJ (column `UseByTechnologyAnnual`).
+### Colors
+Colors are used to disaggregate scenarios or stack demand values of
+different demand sectors. The columns `scenario` or `Sector` can be used for this
+purpose (see **table 1** and **table 6**).
+### Data sources and aggregation
+The `UseByTechnologyAnnual.csv` file is used (see **table 1**) for these
+plots in combination with a custom excel file (see **table 6**) that provides
+information about the technologies that should be considered and the demand
+sectors. The `.csv` files for each scenario are added together and an extra
+column is created to indicate the scenario. **Table 6** is merged by technology
+name `t` with the combined `UseByTechnologyAnnual.csv` results for all scenarios.
+The resulting dataframe is
+grouped by year `y` and `scenario` or `y` and `Sector` and the
+`UseByTechnologyAnnual` summed up. The final dataframe is used in a long format
+to create the plot.
+
+**Table 6.** Energy demand complementary excel file sample.
+
+| |t|Sector|Use|Fuel
+|---|---|---|---|---|
+0|RES_COOL_001|Residential|Cooling|Electricity
+1|RES_COOL_002|Residential|Cooling new users|Electricity
+2|RES_CWH_EL_001|Residential|Cooking and water heating|Electricity
+3|RES_EL_APP_001|Residential|Residential appliances|Electricity
+4|RES_EL_APP_002|Residential|Residential appliances new users|Electricity
+5|COM_EL_APP_001|Commercial|Commercial uses|Electricity
+6|TRA_BUS_ELC_001|Transport|Buses|Electricity
+
+The excel file could probably be omitted if naming conventions are used and a
+mapping function is implemented to translate such names (from columns ``t``)
+into a more user friendly output and select the relevant technologies to display.
+
+## Total installed capacity
+This plot shows the **total installed capacity** per power generation technology
+for one scenario at a time.
+
+
+
+### X-axis data
+Years in ascending order (column `y`).
+### Y-axis data
+Total installed capacity expressed in GW (column `TotalCapacityAnnual`).
+### Colors
+Colors are used to stack total installed capacity of each technology. The
+column `Source` is used for this purpose (see **table 5**).
+### Data sources and aggregation
+The `TotalCapacityAnnual.csv` file is used (see **table 7**) for these
+plots in combination with a custom excel file (see **table 5**) that provides
+information about the technologies that should be considered and the power
+generation sources. The `.csv` files for each scenario are added together and an extra
+column is created to indicate the scenario. **Table 5** is merged by technology
+name `t` with the combined `TotalCapacityAnnual.csv` results for all scenarios.
+The resulting dataframe is
+grouped by year `y` and `Source` and the
+`TotalCapacityAnnual` summed up. The final dataframe is used in a long format
+to create the plot.
+
+**Table 7.** `TotalCapacityAnnual.csv` file sample.
+
+| |r|t|y|TotalCapacityAnnual|scenario
+|---|---|---|---|---|---
+0|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|2018|298.866133|BAU
+1|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|2019|313.137201|BAU
+2|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|2020|328.089721|BAU
+3|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|2021|343.756236|BAU
+4|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|2022|360.170837|BAU
+
+The excel file could probably be omitted if naming conventions are used and a
+mapping function is implemented to translate such names (from columns ``t``)
+into user friendly technology types and select the relevant technologies to
+display.
+
+## Electricity CO2 emissions
+This plot shows the value of **CO2 emissions** from electricity generation.
+It can be displayed as an annual emissions line plot disaggregating the
+information by scenario, or as a total emissions bar plot per scenario, or as a
+stacked bar of emissions per fuel source for a specific scenario.
+
+
+
+
+
+### X-axis data
+Years in ascending order (column `y`) or scenarios (column `scenario`).
+### Y-axis data
+Total CO2 emissions values expressed in Mton (column `UseByTechnologyAnnual` *
+`EmissionActivityRatio`).
+### Colors
+Colors are used to disaggregate scenarios or stack emissions values of
+different fuel sources. The columns `scenario` or `f` can be used for this
+purpose (see **table 3**).
+### Data sources and aggregation
+The `UseByTechnologyAnnual.csv` file is used (see **table 1**) and the
+`EmissionActivityRatio`. These `.csv` files for each scenario are added together
+and an extra column is created to indicate the scenario. A complementary excel
+file is used (see **table 5**) in which the relevant power generation
+technologies to display are indicated. This table is merged by technology name
+`t` with the OSeMoSYS results. The resulting dataframe is
+grouped by year `y` and `scenario` or `y` and `Source` and the
+`Emisions` (from the `UseByTechnologyAnnual` *
+`EmissionActivityRatio` calculation) summed up. The final dataframe is used in a long format
+to create the plot.
+
+The excel file could probably be omitted if naming conventions are used and a
+mapping function is implemented to translate such names (from columns ``t`` and ``f``)
+into a more user friendly output and select the relevant technologies to display.
+
+**Note:** we had an issue with this plot, as in the first versions of the model
+we where sourcing the technology emissions directly from the
+`AnnualTechnologyEmission` file. However, at a later stage the model changed and
+now the emissions needed to be calculated by `UseByTechnologyAnnual` *
+`EmissionActivityRatio`.
+
+## Investment in new generation capacity
+This plot shows the **capital investment** for new electricity generation
+capacity. It can be displayed as an annual investment line plot disaggregating
+the information by scenario, as a total costs bar plot per scenario, or as a
+stacked bar of annual investments per technology for a specific scenario.
+
+
+
+
+
+### X-axis data
+Years in ascending order (column `y`) or scenarios (column `scenario`).
+### Y-axis data
+Total investment expressed in M$ (column `CapitalInvestment`).
+### Colors
+Colors are used to disaggregate scenarios or stack emissions values of
+different technologies. The columns `scenario` or `Source` can be used for this
+purpose (see **table 8** and **table 5**).
+### Data sources and aggregation
+The `CapitalInvestment.csv` file is used (see **table 8**). These `.csv` files
+for each scenario are added together and an extra column is created to indicate
+the scenario. A complementary excel file is used (see **table 5**) in which the
+relevant power generation technologies to display are indicated. This table is
+merged by technology name `t` with the OSeMoSYS results. The resulting dataframe is
+grouped by year `y` and `scenario` or `y` and `Source` and the
+`CapitalInvestment` summed up. The final dataframe is used in a long format
+to create the plot.
+
+**Table 8.** `CapitalInvestment.csv` file sample.
+
+| |r|t|y|CapitalInvestment|scenario
+|---|---|---|---|---|---
+0|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|2018|0.029887|BAU
+1|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|2019|0.031314|BAU
+2|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|2020|0.032809|BAU
+3|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|2021|0.034376|BAU
+4|Region1|BIO_RESPRD|2022|0.036017|BAU
+
+The excel file could probably be omitted if naming conventions are used and a
+mapping function is implemented to translate such names (from columns ``t``)
+into user friendly technology types and select the relevant technologies to
+display.
+
+## Electricity annual discounted cost
+This plot shows the **total discounted cost**. It can be displayed as an annual
+discounted costs line plot disaggregating the information by scenario, or as a
+total costs bar plot per scenario.
+
+
+
+
+### X-axis data
+Years in ascending order (column `y`).
+### Y-axis data
+Total investment expressed in M$ (column `TotalDiscountedCost`).
+### Colors
+Colors are used to disaggregate scenarios. The column `scenario` is used.
+### Data sources and aggregation
+The `TotalDiscountedCost.csv` file is used (see **table 9**). These `.csv` files
+for each scenario are added together and an extra column is created to indicate
+the scenario. The resulting dataframe is
+grouped by year `y` and `scenario` and the
+`TotalDiscountedCost` summed up. The final dataframe is used in a long format
+to create the plot.
+
+**Table 9.** `TotalDiscountedCost.csv` file sample.
+
+| |r|y|TotalDiscountedCost|scenario
+|---|---|---|---|---
+0|Region1|2018|83512.552122|BAU
+1|Region1|2019|80671.629752|BAU
+2|Region1|2020|80369.940058|BAU
+3|Region1|2021|80579.205662|BAU
+4|Region1|2022|78726.087087|BAU
+
+## Renewable energy share
+This plot shows the annual **RE share** in electricity generation. It can be
+displayed as an area plot for a single scenario, or as afacet plot for all
+scenarios. The fossil fuel and renewable energy sources are disaggregated by
+olors.
+
+
+
+### X-axis data
+Years in ascending order (column `y`).
+### Y-axis data
+Percentage of energy generated by each energy type.
+### Colors
+Colors are used to disaggregate energy types (i.e. fossil or renewable).
+The column `scenario` is used to facet the results per scenario.
+### Data sources and aggregation
+The `ProductionByTechnologyAnnual.csv` file is used (see **table 4**) in
+combination with the energy generation excel file (see **table 5**). These
+`.csv` files for each scenario are added together and an extra column is created
+to indicate the scenario. Then they are merged with the excel file on technology
+``t``. Moreover, the dataframe is grouped by `scenario`, year `y` and energy
+`Type`, and the `ProductionByTechnologyAnnual` values are summed up. Then, the
+generation shares per scenario, per year and per energy type, are calculated by
+dividing the `ProductionByTechnologyAnnual` per `scenario`, year `y` and energy
+`Type` by the sum of `ProductionByTechnologyAnnual` per `scenario` and year `y`.
+The dataframe is then used in a long format to create the plot.
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