It must work for Aristotle calculations. It must export a job.zip archive (only for GEM users) containing:
- job.ini
- rupture.csv
- gsim_lt.xml
- site_model.csv
- exposure.xml and exposure.csv
- vulnerability functions.xml
- taxonomy_mapping.csv
This is a lot of work, but the hard part is checking that indeed by running the job.zip one can recover the results of the original Aristotle calculation. As a second step it should be extended to all situations including:
| no |
kind of calculation |
| 1 |
normal xml rupture |
| 2 |
rupture_dict |
| 3 |
shakemap_uri |
| 4 |
ruptures_file |
| 5 |
gmfs_file |
| 6 |
hazard_curves_file |
| 7 |
exposure.hdf5 + normal rupt |
| 8 |
exposure.hdf5 + rupture_dict |
| 9 |
exposure.hdf5 + shakemap_id |
It must work for Aristotle calculations. It must export a job.zip archive (only for GEM users) containing:
This is a lot of work, but the hard part is checking that indeed by running the job.zip one can recover the results of the original Aristotle calculation. As a second step it should be extended to all situations including: