NetworkPlanner is a framework for planning large-scale electricity infrastructure projects. Included are an example technology pricing metric model and a network optimization algorithm. The framework is easily extensible so that governments can adapt the example models to fit their country's needs. NetworkPlanner is developed and maintained by the Modi Research Group at the Earth Institute of Columbia University.
This option enables debugging and is useful for creating new models or changing the framework code.
1. Install dependencies.
su -c "deployment/dependencies-setup.sh"
2. Generate documentation.
./restart docs
3. Run development server.
./restart ds
This option disables debugging and is useful for production release testing.
1. Install dependencies.
su -c "deployment/dependencies-setup.sh"
2. Prepare PostgreSQL database and access credentials.
su
service postgresql initdb
service postgresql start
passwd postgres
su - postgres
createdb np
createuser np
psql
grant all on database np to np
alter role np set password='AyfNFioDbFJDNyjaQK3xHDtUZIcHdU0b'
flush privileges
vim data/pg_hba.conf # Set METHOD to md5
exit
service postgresql restart
exit
3. Create configuration file.
cp default.cfg .production.cfg vim .production.cfg
4. Configure nginx server.
su
yum remove -y httpd
yum install -y nginx
vim /etc/nginx/nginx.conf # See deployment/nginx.conf
service nginx restart
exit
5. Run single production server.
./restart ss
This option disables debugging and is useful for production deployment. Run these commands after you have performed steps 1 - 4 for running a production server on a single computer.
1. Run cluster production server.
./restart cs
2. Run the following script on each cluster machine.
cluster-processor-setup.sh # Change 134f to your desired username