Michele Simionato
Michele Simionato
Part of https://github.com/gem/oq-engine/issues/9227.
Given an USGS Shakemap ID, get the corresponding rupture, exposure, vulnerability functions and GMPEs and perform a risk calculation (see https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mS2S7yOohiJjiEqL85E65k2XbOj7xEAuUo4NaAFHuco). Geolocation by country can be done via the files...
It is mentioned in the advanced manual but not explained and everybody asks the same question.
As reported by @CatalinaYepes . A solution could be to store them in the .tmp.hdf5 file. Otherwise, we could revert https://github.com/gem/oq-engine/pull/9094.
When creating the db, the engine correctly sets `PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON`, however it happened that deleting a job did not delete its outputs, causing an integrity error like this...
It is broken for two reasons: 1. it wants to read the source model files that may not be available in postprocessing 2. some logic trees (case_20, case_58) are not...
Perhaps the engine could check the platform I am in, check the python version I am using, retrieve the right requirements.txt file, check that I have the right dependencies and...
I am sure @mmpagani has forgotten, but we implemented disaggregation only for mutex sources (Japan) and not for mutex ruptures (New Madrid). This is relevant now because @kejohnso is working...
It would properly avoid issues like https://github.com/gem/oq-engine/issues/9486
Causing errors like this: ```python File "/home/michele/oq-engine/openquake/calculators/getters.py", line 327, in get_ebrupture raise ValueError(f"Missing {rup_id=}") ValueError: Missing rup_id=285452116498852 ``` The feature was implemented in engine-3.17 and has been wrong from the...