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This module can be combined with the [pygridsio](https://pypi.org/project/pygridsio/) package to read and process 2D raster data.
## What can this package *not* do?
This package provides a narrow access point to the doublet simulations and UTC economic calculations from ThermoGIS, it does not implement the following ThermoGIS processes/methodologies:
This package provides a narrow access point to the doublet simulations and UTC (Unit technical costs) economic calculations from ThermoGIS, it does not implement the following ThermoGIS processes/methodologies:
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-[customized properties](customized_props.md) page explains how to customize the techno-economic properties of the simulation.
-[map run and analysis](maprun_analysis.md) page demonstrating running on maps, including some plotting examples to illustrate the outputs.
-[portfolio run and analysis](portfoliorun_analysis.md) page demonstrating running on a portfolio of prospective locations, including some plotting examples to illustrate the outputs.
-[customised stochastic simulation](customised_stochastic_simulations.md) page demonstrates how to develop your own stochastic frameworks around the core pythermogis doublet simulation functionality.
!!! info "Plotting, calculations and result analysis"
pyThermoGIS is designed to enable users to run geothermal doublet simulations.
The ThermoGIS methodology `calculate_doublet_performance_stochastic` assumes that we know the net-to-gross, porosity and depth of the aquifer and simulates doublets over a range of values for transmissivity (calculated from permeability and thickness).
There are two main reasons for selecting this statistical framework: