Pulling together an end-to-end model for wind-related physical risk, as a component of OS-C's physical risk models library.
Main task is to integrate one or both of these approaches into OS-C for hazard and vulnerability, pulling in the best available data (e.g. from IRIS model)
The hurricane dynamics model (HurriconPython) can be run as follows:
- Create a directory for a set of related model runs with subdirectories for input and output files.
- Create a site file (sites.csv) with geographic coordinates for one or more study sites.
- Download or create geographic and political boundary shapefiles for the desired geographic region. The coordinate system should be latitude/longitude (degrees). Rename these files so the first name of each file is "boundaries".
- Create a land-water file (land_water.tif) for the region.
- Create a parameter file (parameters.csv) with parameters for all hurricanes and (optionally) for particular hurricanes.
- Create an input hurricane track file (input_tracks.csv) for the geographic region. If desired, this file can be created directly from HURDAT2.
- Run the model to create site and regional estimates. Use the plot functions to view model results.
More info available here: https://github.com/hurrecon-model/HurreconPython/tree/7a8b2e81cdc43803a51e0ae8324d8dd4e584302d