Any tutorial or guide on how to use the go consequence package? #108
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Any tutorial or guide on how to use the go consequence package? |
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No, unfortunately not right now. What is your use case? There are a few different projects that we have that leverage go-consequences, each meet different use cases, so to give the best advice we need more info on how you might want use it. |
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That would be great if you could provide me the command line executable for windows. I'm planning to download the NSI structure inventory dataset. Does it extract the required NSI structure dataset for the depth grid extent? Do we have to provide any specific county or census tract information? |
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We have also exported go-consequences as a DLL so that you can directly import it in python to pass in the arguments. Either is possible. The process is basically that go-consequences evaluates the depth grid to determine a bounding box, it then does a spatial query on the NSI dataset (either via shapefile, geopackage, or NSI API) for that bounding box. Then the structures in the bounding box are evaluated against the depth grid one at a time. Based on your output selection, the outputs are written during (and for a moment after) the compute. |
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Hello. Can we have some sample data for the crop damage analysis component? I am new to go-lang, and it seems like estimating crop damage and structural damage have different setups. Do we just need a flood duration grid and crop type information? I can contribute to documentation once I know how to do it. |
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You need a duration grid and an arrival grid. Arrival grid is used to identify when in the season a crop is impacted. Duration grid is used to define how significant the loss of the crop in terms of yeild. |
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Notice the gridded data is in projection 5070 which is the projection of the NASS CDL data. That should get you very close to a compute if you follow that pattern in the test at line 45 linked above. |
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a special thanks to @Samoht1989 for writing a how to guide |
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a special thanks to @Samoht1989 for writing a how to guide
https://github.com/USACE/go-consequences/wiki/How-to-use-go-consequences