model-factory

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model-factory is a repository used in conjunction with opendrr-api repository. It contains documentation, and scripts (python and sql) to transform opendrr source data (exposure, census, and OpenQuake outputs etc.) into risk profile indicators for:

  • National Human Settlement Layer
  • Earthquake Scenarios
  • Probabilistic Earthquake Risk

  • A detailed documentation on the SQL workflow can be found on either:

  • documentation/

    • RiskProfileTaxonomy.xls
      • Documentation of v1.0 risk profile indicators for review and comments.
    • 1_scenario-risk-schema_v1.1.xlsx
      • Excel spreadsheet where initial phase of indicators (seismic risk) were drafted.
    • 2_physical-exposure-schema.xlsx
      • Excel spreadsheet where initial phase of indicators (physical exposure) were drafted.
    • 2_risk-profile-indicators.xlsx
      • Excel spreadsheet containing indicators for each Physical Exposure, Social Fabric, Earthquake Scenarios (DSRA), and Seismic Risk Model (PSRA).
    • 3_multi-hazard-threat-schema.xlsx
      • Excel spreadsheet where initial phase of indicators (multi hazard) were drafted
    • 4_social-vulnerability-schema.xlsx
      • Excel spreadsheet where initial phase of indicators (social fabric) were drafted.
    • mapping Sendai Indicators DSRA_PSRA.xlsx
      • Excel spreadsheet with draft indicators.
    • opendrr.drawio
      • Breakdown of each schema and all the tables,table columns etc can be found in opendrr.drawio diagram.
  • scripts/
    • Series of python and sql scripts that are used in opendrr-api repository to build the PostGIS database.
  • requirements.txt
    • list of modules and versions required to be installed. $ pip install -r requirements.txt

Refer to the releases section for latest version changes.

How the script works

  • Most scripts in this repository are run with keyword arguments.

Example:

$ python3 DSRA_outputs2postgres.py --dsraModelDir="https://github.com/OpenDRR/openquake-models/tree/master/deterministic/outputs" --columnsINI="DSRA_outputs2postgres.ini"

Or ask scripts for help on how to run them: ``` $ python3 DSRA_outputs2postgres.py --help