File:Geothermal.Electricity.NZ.Ngawha.A.png
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English: Generation at the Ngawha A geothermal power station, half-hourly figures grouped daily and plotted as magenta (max-upper quartile), green (min-lower quartile), red (median), pale blue (daily average) stepwise dark blue (weekly average), black step (annual averages), black line (overall average). Half-hourly data from Gnash, plotted by Octave then a screengrab as direct production of .svg and .png still fails. |
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| Author | NickyMcLean |
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| current | 07:48, 17 January 2024 | | 1,422 × 420 (136 KB) | NickyMcLean | More data (via Gnash, available through https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/ybht00jahx8mzto4jrzkk/h?rlkey=jyosqn7mp34vqyf40s4triub6&dl=0), and plotted via Octave and a screengrab because print -dpng (or svg) damages both the on-screen image and the resulting .png file. |
| 08:38, 6 November 2022 |  | 1,412 × 419 (133 KB) | NickyMcLean | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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