SIMULATION_AMBULANCE_OUTPUT_FILE_NAME

If SAVE_DFS=True, a CSV file is generated where each row represents an ambulance. The ambulance events are documented in this dataframe according to the columns of DATA_COLUMNS_AMBULANCE. The file is named according to the variable SIMULATION_AMBULANCE_OUTPUT_FILE_NAME. The data columns are explained in the table below. Note that during the simulation, this dataframe is called output_ambulance.

ambulance dataframe columns.

Column/feature	Explanation
ambulance_ID	The ambulance ID.
time	The time of the event.
battery_level_before	The battery level before the event.
battery_level_after	The battery level after the event.
use_or_charge	“1” if the battery was charged, “0” if the battery was used.
idle_or_driving_decrease	“1” if the ambulance drove, “0” if the ambulance was idle/stationary.
idle_time	The idle/stationary time of the ambulance.
source_location_ID	The initial location (i.e., source) of the ambulance.
target_location_ID	The target location the ambulance drove to.
driven_km	The number of kilometers driven.
battery_decrease	The battery decrease in kWh.
charging_type	The charging type. “2” for charging at the base, “1” for charging at the hospital after treating a patient and “0” for charging during patient handover.
charging_location_ID	The charging location ID.
speed_charger	The speed of the charger in kW.
charging_success	“1” if the ambulance could charge, “0” if the ambulance could not charge during the charging session.
waiting_time	The waiting time in minutes before an ambulance could charge or was assigned to another patient while waiting to charge.
charging_interrupted	“1” if the charging session was interrupted, “0” if it was not interrupted.
charging_time	The time the ambulance charged. It is 0 if the ambulance could not charge before it was assigned to a new patient.
battery_increase	The battery increase in kWh.