def threshold():
"""Generator for the default threshold parameter.
:return: List of InputListParameter
:rtype: list[InputListParameter]
"""
field = InputListParameter()
field.name = 'Thresholds [m]'
field.is_required = True
field.element_type = float
field.expected_type = list
field.ordering = InputListParameter.AscendingOrder
field.minimum_item_count = 1
# Rizky: no reason for the number below. It can be any values to describe
# maximum item count. Feel free to change it when necessary.
# PS: it was my birthdate
field.maximum_item_count = 19
field.value = [1.0] # default value
field.help_text = tr(
'Thresholds value to categorize inundated area.')
field.description = tr(
'Up to three thresholds (in meters) can be set in an increasing '
'order. The impact function will report the number of people per '
'threshold you define here. Specify the upper bound for each '
'threshold. The lower bound of the first threshold shall be zero. '
'People in water depths above the maximum threshold will be '
'classified as needing evacuation.')
return field
def threshold():
"""Generator for the default threshold parameter.
:return: List of InputListParameter
:rtype: list[InputListParameter]
"""
field = InputListParameter()
field.name = 'Thresholds [m]'
field.is_required = True
field.element_type = float
field.expected_type = list
field.ordering = InputListParameter.AscendingOrder
field.minimum_item_count = 1
# Rizky: no reason for the number below. It can be any values to describe
# maximum item count. Feel free to change it when necessary.
# PS: it was my birthdate
field.maximum_item_count = 19
field.value = [1.0] # default value
field.help_text = tr('Thresholds value to categorize inundated area.')
field.description = tr(
'Up to three thresholds (in meters) can be set in an increasing '
'order. The impact function will report the number of people per '
'threshold you define here. Specify the upper bound for each '
'threshold. The lower bound of the first threshold shall be zero. '
'People in water depths above the maximum threshold will be '
'classified as needing evacuation.')
return field
def distance():
field = InputListParameter()
field.name = "Distances [km]"
field.is_required = True
field.minimum_item_count = 1
# Rizky: no reason for the number below. It can be any values to describe
# maximum item count. Feel free to change it when necessary.
# PS: it was my birthdate
field.maximum_item_count = 19
field.element_type = float
field.ordering = InputListParameter.AscendingOrder
field.value = [3.0, 5.0, 10.0]
field.help_text = tr("The list of radii for volcano buffer.")
field.description = tr("This list contains radii of volcano buffer in increasing order.")
return field
def distance():
field = InputListParameter()
field.name = 'Distances [km]'
field.is_required = True
field.minimum_item_count = 1
# Ismail: I choose 8 since in the IF, we only provide 8 colors in the
# style. More than 8 item, will create IndexError
field.maximum_item_count = 8
field.element_type = float
field.ordering = InputListParameter.AscendingOrder
field.value = [3.0, 5.0, 10.0]
field.help_text = tr('The list of radii for volcano buffer.')
field.description = tr(
'This list contains radii of volcano buffer in increasing order.')
return field
def distance():
field = InputListParameter()
field.name = 'Distances [km]'
field.is_required = True
field.minimum_item_count = 1
# Rizky: no reason for the number below. It can be any values to describe
# maximum item count. Feel free to change it when necessary.
# PS: it was my birthdate
field.maximum_item_count = 19
field.element_type = float
field.ordering = InputListParameter.AscendingOrder
field.value = [3.0, 5.0, 10.0]
field.help_text = tr('The list of radii for volcano buffer.')
field.description = tr(
'This list contains radii of volcano buffer in increasing order.')
return field
