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Reproducible Example
It seems that for some of the methods with respect to applying changes (elevating, changing max damage etc.) the indexing was not implemented in a safe way, assuming that always exposure objects are in asceding order based on Object ID. Or reordering the objects.
Some of these parts were corrected in #365, but it is better to a general check of all these methods again to ensure that they are implemented correcty.
Current behaviour
Check above
Desired behaviour
Safe way of indexing FIAT objects.
The object ID should be always used for indexing since it is the unique identifier
Task list
go through all the methods using indexing and check implementation
apply general object base indexing and not a different approach in every method ( the object ID should be always used for indexing since it is the unique identifier)
Additional context
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Can you please list which methods are used in Floodadapt;
Elevate homes = raise_ground_floor_height
in def set_height_relative_to_reference - the Object ID is set to index already. Not sure if there is modification neccessary
same in def raise_ground_floor_height line 1116, exposure_db index set to Object ID already
(Check update classification in MB GUI)
Anything else? Check in FIAT Adapter in Floodadapt
Object ID Indexing right at the beginning from the exposure df and geoms and then should be the same at all times.
Actions:
Create an inventory on where the indexing goes wrong/may go wrong
hydomt_fiat version checks
Reproducible Example
It seems that for some of the methods with respect to applying changes (elevating, changing max damage etc.) the indexing was not implemented in a safe way, assuming that always exposure objects are in asceding order based on Object ID. Or reordering the objects.
Some of these parts were corrected in #365, but it is better to a general check of all these methods again to ensure that they are implemented correcty.
Current behaviour
Check above
Desired behaviour
Safe way of indexing FIAT objects.
The object ID should be always used for indexing since it is the unique identifier
Task list
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: