PyPSA-eur/Clustering.md

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 The goal was to define a model with higher resolution for Germany ([nuts2](https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/de/web/gisco/geodata/reference-data/administrative-units-statistical-units/nuts)) and limit modelling of neighbouring countries to a minimum. While the current solution is specific to Germany, it can easily be adapted to other countries.
 
 **The way**
-- enable clustering.custom_busmap in the PyPSA-eur config file by setting it to `True`.
-- create an PyPSA-eur-network which is not clustered, yet. 
-- modify `custom_clustering.py.ipynb` such that it meets your needs.
-- execute it. It will create a `custom_busmap_elec_s_{clusters}.csv` file where `clusters` is analogous to its use in the PyPSA-eur snakefile.
-- copy the resulting file into your pypsa-eur\data directory. (might be automated in the future)
+- create a PyPSA-eur-network with desired settings (except for custom clustering which is to be done in the following steps)
+- enable clustering.custom_busmap in the PyPSA-eur config file by setting it to `true`.
+- modify `custom_clustering.py.ipynb` (in backbone_tools) such that it meets your needs.
+- execute it. It will create a `custom_busmap_elec_s_{clusters}.csv` file where `clusters` is analogous to its use in the PyPSA-eur snakefile. It will be written to the PyPSA-eur-folder "data".
+- delete all files in the PyPSA-eur-folder "network", "results" and "resources"
+- create a PyPSA-eur-network with desired settings (since custom clustering is now flagged as true in the PyPSA-eur-settings, it will create a custom clustered network)
 
 **The result**
 Clustering as described above yields the following map. Note that colours only serve the purpose of visually separating clusters.