OSeMOSYS GNU MathProg

To run OSeMOSYS, enter the following line into your command prompt and data file name:

glpsol -m osemosys.txt -d  ../Training_Case_Studies/utopia.txt -o results.csv

Alternatively, install GUSEK (http://gusek.sourceforge.net/gusek.html) and run the model within this integrated development environment (IDE). To do so, open the datafile (e.g. utopia.txt) and select "Use External .dat file" from the Options menu. Then change to the model file and select the "Go" icon or press F5.

Developers - Testing

This repository uses Travis CI to run regression tests and harmonisation tests across each of the OSeMOSYS GNU MathProg normal and short implementations.

Each push to a branch on the repository, or submission of a pull request triggers a build on Travis CI, with the corresponding status reported back in the pull request comments.

The tests must pass before a pull request may be merged into the main repository.

Tests are defined using the Python package pytest and the runs are configured within the Travis CI configuration file .travis.yml.

The tests are stored in the tests folder.

Running the tests

To run the tests on your local computer, you need a Python 3.7 installation. The easiest way to install this is using miniconda.

Then you need to install pytest conda install pytest pandas and can then run the tests using the command pytest.

Each of the tests in the tests folder runs an OSeMOSYS model file and checks that the output matches a given value.