Residual Demand Simulation Hour List

[MohamedKhoudari]

Dear team,
I hope you are doing well.

I tried to run the residual demand tool over an interval of 24 hours by entering 0, 1, 2, 3, ...., 23 in the Simulation Hour List; however, an error occurred. I think whenever I'm using an hour of 2 digits (i.e: 10 and above) an error is occurring. So, I would like to make sure whether the system is designed to perform as such, and if there is a way to overcome this error.
Below is a copy of the error traceback.

Looking forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Mohamed Khoudari

"04:20:51 - Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\USER\Downloads\R2D_V5.3\R2D_Windows_Download\applications\systemPerformance\ResidualDemand\run_residual_demand.py", line 1140, in
run_residual_demand(
File "C:\Users\USER\Downloads\R2D_V5.3\R2D_Windows_Download\applications\systemPerformance\ResidualDemand\run_residual_demand.py", line 918, in run_residual_demand
run_on_undamaged_network(
File "C:\Users\USER\Downloads\R2D_V5.3\R2D_Windows_Download\applications\systemPerformance\ResidualDemand\run_residual_demand.py", line 674, in run_on_undamaged_network
create_congestion_animation(
File "C:\Users\USER\Downloads\R2D_V5.3\R2D_Windows_Download\applications\systemPerformance\ResidualDemand\run_residual_demand.py", line 140, in create_congestion_animation
minute = int(all_frames[ii][15:16]) * 10
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 't'

04:20:52 - There was an error in the python process python module, the exit code is 1"

[jinyan1214]

Hi Mohamed,

Thanks for pointing this out, and this is a bug in handling the format of the hours. The ResidualDemand model should be able to simulate transportation longer than 10 hours. We have fixed this bug and the update will be available in the next R2D release.

Meanwhile, if you would like a quick fix on your local R2D, you can open the file "C:\Users\USER\Downloads\R2D_V5.3\R2D_Windows_Download\applications\systemPerformance\ResidualDemand\run_residual_demand.py" and replace line 139 and 140 with the lines below (see example here).

hour = all_frames[0].split('_')[2][2:]
minute = int(all_frames[0].split('_')[3][2:]) * 10

Regards,

Jinyan