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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Programme for Research, Technological Development and Demostra>on under Grant Agreement No. 603458. This presenta>on reflects the views only of the authors, and the European Union cannot be considered liable for any use that may be made of the informa>on contained therein.
Bayesian Workshop
Bayesian Workshop, Berlin, 16. June 2015
Milestone 9: First training session to set-‐up the DSS for the case study sites
Wiebke Jäger
Presentation1. Objectives from DOW2. From Hazards to Impacts3. Framework & Variable Categories4. Exploring the demo Decision Support Tool (interactive)5. Setting up the Structure at Site
Coffee break
Hands on: Setting up the DSS Structure at Sites
Presentation cont.6. Data Process in Delft-FEWS
Presentation (Annelies)
Program
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ObjecJves Task 3.3
1. Linking coastal hazards to socio-‐economic, environmental and cultural proper>es of receptors and to poten>al impacts
2. Opera>onal EWS and ex-‐ante planning tool
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From Hazards to Impacts
Bayesian Workshop, Berlin, 16. June 2015
From Hazards to Impacts
Bayesian Workshop, Berlin, 16. June 2015
From Hazards to Impacts
Bayesian Workshop, Berlin, 16. June 2015
From Hazards to Impacts
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From Hazards to Impacts
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From Hazards to Impacts
mean(i1, i2, i3, i4)
mean(i1, i2, i3)
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From Hazards to Impacts Vulnerability curve rail tracks
Vulnerability curve residential buildings
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Framework
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Variable Categories – Receptors
Examples:
• Characterize the spa>al distribu>on of receptors • One variable for each receptor type
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Variable Categories – Impacts
Examples:
• Calculated for single receptor not for area
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Variable Categories – Hazards
Examples:
• Calculated for single receptor not for area • Are input for vulnerability rela>onships
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Examples:
Variable Categories – Hazard BCs
• Characterize the magnitude of storm • Can be inferred from seaward model boundary
condi>ons
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Variable Categories – Measures
Examples:
Type II: Reduce the vulnerability of receptor
à Modified vulnerability rela>onships
Type I: Reduce hazard
à Run addi>onal simula>ons
Type III: Reduce exposure of receptor
à Modified receptor distribu>on
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Demo DSS
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Demo DSS -‐ extended
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Demo DSS -‐ extended
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Demo DSS -‐ extended
h^ps://publicwiki.deltares.nl/display/RISCKIT/Workshop/Berlin_Demo_DSS_III.neta
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SeUng up the BN structure at site
<receptor1>.csv <receptor2>.csv … vulnerabiliJes.json
BNstructure.json
Simula>on output
Bayesian Model Adaptor
<hotspotname>.dne
Inputs Bayesian DSS
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SeUng up the BN structure at site
Step 1: Define BC nodes
Step 2: Define R nodes
Step 3: Define H + I nodes
Step 4: Define M nodes
Adjust (if necessary)
Bayesian Workshop, Berlin, 16. June 2015
SeUng up the BN structure at site
Step 1: Define BC nodes
• BNstructure.json • General adaptor (GA)
• hazardbc.nc / hazardbc_<measure><bin>.nc
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Step 1: Define BC nodes
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Step 2: Define R nodes
Step 2: Define R nodes
• <receptor>.csv • BNstructure.json
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Step 2: Define R nodes Making <receptor>.csv files
Bayesian Workshop, Berlin, 16. June 2015
Step 2: Define R nodes Making <receptor>.csv files
Bayesian Workshop, Berlin, 16. June 2015
Step 2: Define R nodes Making <receptor>.csv files
Bayesian Workshop, Berlin, 16. June 2015
Step 2: Define R nodes Making <receptor>.csv files
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Step 2: Define R nodes Making <receptor>.csv files
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Index of grid points in your .nc files
Step 2: Define R nodes Making <receptor>.csv files
Pre-‐defined Areas ID of <receptor>
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Step 2: Define R nodes BNstructure.json & <receptor>.csv
BNstructure.json ResBuildings.csv
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Step 2: Define R nodes BNstructure.json & <receptor>.csv
BNstructure.json ResBuildings.csv
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Step 2: Define R nodes BNstructure.json & node in DSS
BNstructure.json
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Step 3: Define H + C nodes
Step 3: Define H + I nodes
• BNstructure.json • vulnerabili>es.json • General adaptor (GA)
• hazard.nc Bayesian Workshop, Berlin, 16. June 2015
Step 3: Define H + C nodes
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Depth damage curve: BNstructure.json:
Step 3: Define H + C nodes
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BNstructure.json: Depth damage curve:
Step 3: Define H + C nodes
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BNstructure.json:
Step 3: Define H + C nodes
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vulnerabiliJes.json: Depth damage curve:
Step 3: Define H + C nodes
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Step 4: Define M nodes
Step 2: Define R nodes
Step 3: Define H + I nodes
Step 4: Define M nodes
Adjust (if necessary)
• BNstructure.json • vulnerabili>es.json
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BNstructure.json:
Step 4: Define M nodes
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vulnerabiliJes.json:
FloodProofing = No
BNstructure.json:
FloodProofing = Yes
Step 4: Define M nodes
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Task: Create BNstructure.json for the DSS for your hot spot area & upload to wiki under BNstructure_<hotspotname>.json For reference: • Berlin_demo_DSS_III.neta • BNstructure.json in model.zip
MeeJng, Venue, Date
Hands -‐ on
Data Process in Del^-‐FEWS Folder Structure in FEWS
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Data Process in Del^-‐FEWS IniJal set up (responsibility of CSPs)
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Data Process in Del^-‐FEWS Model Adaptors: 1. General Adaptor (GA) to be made by CSPs
calls:
2. Bayesian Adaptor (BA) made by TU Deln
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Data Process in Del^-‐FEWS A^er first simulaJon finishes… … GA writes process model output to input
For type I measures only
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Data Process in Del^-‐FEWS A^er first simulaJon finishes… … BA copies input files to trainingData … BA reads all files in model & trainingData … BA creates output
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Data Process in Del^-‐FEWS A^er first simulaJon finishes… … BA copies input files to trainingData … BA reads all files in model & trainingData … BA creates output
Bayesian DSS (open with Ne>ca)
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Data Process in Del^-‐FEWS A^er Nth simulaJon finishes… … BA copies input files to trainingData … BA reads all files in model & trainingData … BA creates output
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Data Process in Del^-‐FEWS BNstructure.json &
hazardbc_<measure>_<bin>.nc
hazardbc_FloodWall_2.nc
hazardbc_FloodWall_1.nc = hazardbc.nc
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Data Process in Del^-‐FEWS BNstructure.json & hazardbc.nc
& hazard.nc
I in hazard.nc
Zs, Hs in hazardbc.nc ResBuildings.csv
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