📢 What's new
We're thrilled to introduce several improvements that enhance your PVcase Yield experience. Here’s what’s new:
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Improvements
- .MET file upload option
- Enhanced frames raising logic
- Automatic CSV coordinate application
- Simulation speed improvements
- New timeseries export column
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Improvements
.MET file upload option
We have added a new option to the Meteo data source modal: MET file. You can now upload MET files directly alongside CSVs.
- Location: You will see this option in the Change data source modal, under the CSV and MET files section.
- Transparency: The specific meteo data source used will now be clearly indicated on both the results page and the PDF export.
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Enhanced frames raising logic
We have improved the logic for layouts with clipped frames to streamline your workflow.
- Automation: When a layout from PVcase Ground Mount is uploaded with frames clipped by the terrain, Yield now automatically raises them. This eliminates the previous requirement to manually click a button to fix them.
- Notification: Upon upload, you will see the following confirmation: "The uploaded layout has frames clipped by the terrain. The frames have been raised to prevent unexpected calculation results due to unrealistic shading."
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Automatic CSV coordinate application
We have updated the default behavior for CSV meteo inputs to ensure location accuracy.
- The change: If the coordinates in an uploaded meteo CSV file are different from the existing project coordinates, Yield will now automatically update the project coordinates to match those in the meteo file.
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The benefit: This resolves critical issues where users occasionally missed the prompt to update coordinates, ensuring simulation results are always based on the correct geographical data.
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Simulation speed improvements
We have updated our cloud hardware infrastructure. You can now expect a 15% to 50% improvement in simulation speed, depending on project complexity.
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New timeseries export column
We have added a new, non-optional column to the CSV export to improve data granularity.
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Column name:
Interval Start Time - Position: This is now the very first column in the timeseries output.
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Format:
YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS Timezone - Details: The data in this column corresponds to the date without time correction.
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We believe these enhancements will significantly improve your simulation experience and provide more robust options for modeling and analysis.
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As always, we're here to help if you have any questions.