Develop an open source framework (licensed with the European Union Public
-license (EUPL) ) for avalanche simulations which replicates and simplifies
-current simulation procedures and models at the WLV and make them accessible
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Develop an open source framework (licensed with the European Union Public
+license (EUPL) ) for avalanche simulations which replicates and simplifies
+current simulation procedures and models at the WLV and make them accessible
to the public domain.
Our aims are to make AvaFrame:
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AvaFrame is part of an BMLRT initiative to foster technological innovation
within a strategic focus on the area of Austrian safety policies, digital
innovations and climate mitigation strategies.
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Recent content on AvaFrameHugo -- gohugo.ioen
- Tue, 05 Oct 2021 00:00:00 +0100
+ Fri, 05 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0100
+
+ This month in AvaFrame - October 2021 edition
+ https://avaframe.org/posts/monthlyoct2021/
+ Fri, 05 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0100
+
+ https://avaframe.org/posts/monthlyoct2021/
+ Welcome to the first winter edition of the monthly update!
+This has been a month with a lot of internal development, but not much of it landed on the master branch just yet.
+The topics we are tackling at the moment are:
+ investigation of the initial particle distribution, we are trying different options and check to see if there is a significant change in the results. Aim is to make this easier to reproduce and less arbitrary.
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This month in AvaFrame - September 2021 edition
https://avaframe.org/posts/monthlyseptember2021/
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- Tue, 05 Oct 2021 00:00:00 +0100
+ Fri, 05 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0100
+
+ This month in AvaFrame - October 2021 edition
+ https://avaframe.org/posts/monthlyoct2021/
+ Fri, 05 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0100
+
+ https://avaframe.org/posts/monthlyoct2021/
+ Welcome to the first winter edition of the monthly update!
+This has been a month with a lot of internal development, but not much of it landed on the master branch just yet.
+The topics we are tackling at the moment are:
+ investigation of the initial particle distribution, we are trying different options and check to see if there is a significant change in the results. Aim is to make this easier to reproduce and less arbitrary.
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+
This month in AvaFrame - September 2021 edition
https://avaframe.org/posts/monthlyseptember2021/
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(Matthias is working on this).
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+
Creation of idealised (test) topographies hit our public code base
(see github). With these functions the
creation of various types of topographies is a breeze (thanks Anna). Matching release areas
can also be automatically created for some topographies. Additionally we started
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Documentation (docs.avaframe.org) is constantly
being updated, current new additions / updates are
the AlphaBeta module, AIMEC module and generateTopo module.
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Thanks for following our project,
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Thanks for following our project,
signing off for summer :-)
Felix
If you have any questions and/or want to contact us, visit our matrix
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The big focus this month was the implementation of our dense flow kernel
(com1DFAPy) in python/cython. The aim is to replicate the results of our
-current com1DFA module to be able to swap them.
+current com1DFA module to be able to swap them.
This meant diving deep into every numerical/model detail, things like
artificial viscosity
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-Savage-Hutter 1993
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In the background we are collecting/analysing code from various projects,
related to
dense flow avalanches
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simplify plotting and AIMEC path functions according to new structure based
on simulation name and configuration
This month started with the exciting (at least for us :-) ) release of
-version 0.1. Head over to our github repository
+version 0.1. Head over to our github repository
and our documentation to learn more about
it (or read our last post).
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python. This means digging deep into the programming and theory of our C++ reference
code. The base structure is already there, current developments concentrate on the
implementation of 2D SPH for depth integrated equations on a surface living in
-3D and time discretizations, among others. Head over to our
+3D and time discretizations, among others. Head over to our
github issues to get an idea about
the issues (..ha..) at hand.
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+
This has been a month with a lot of internal development, but not much of it landed on the master branch just yet.
+
The topics we are tackling at the moment are:
+
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+
investigation of the initial particle distribution, we are trying different options
+and check to see if there is a significant change in the results. Aim is to make this easier to reproduce and less
+arbitrary.
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another method of splitting (and potentially merging) of particles is being developed. This relates to particle masses
+and consistent handling in the numerical schemes.
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we have the pleasure of welcoming an intern to our team: Amaury. Expect to see code and other contributions coming
+from him. He will be working on investigating DFA kernel convergence (together with Matthias).
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the first of the AvaFrame related master thesis results are coming closer. The first code from Marie has landed and is
+being integrated in the code base. Exciting stuff related to path generation, hybrid / combination modeling of com1DFA
+(dense flow) and com2AB (alpha beta).
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we are now beginning the process of bringing end users with operational background in, getting feedback and stumbling
+on all those pesky little teething problems. Thanks to all those taking time for this, your contribution is highly
+valued!
We heavily worked on the dense flow avalanche module com1DFA, bringing
-functionality from its native code over to python functions. Now there is
+functionality from its native code over to python functions. Now there is
the option to do parameter variations on friction parameters and release thickness automatically.
Besides this new option, more and more simulation parameters can now be set in python.
Version 0.6,
the QGis/pypi and testing - release, was published.
So what is included in this release?
The installation process was completely changed and (hopefully) made a lot easier for you:
-
installation of AvaFrame is now working via pypi,
+
installation of AvaFrame is now working via pypi,
i.e. through pip install avaframe.
the pip install is provided for Windows, Linux and MacOS for python versions > 3.6. Note that
we did not test MacOS (anyone got a free Macbook lying around?! :-); seriously: if you work on MacOS
we’d be happy about some feedback!)
the QGis connector plugin is now in the public
-QGis plugin directory
-and installable via the QGis plugin manager. This allows you to run the standard operational
+QGis plugin directory
+and installable via the QGis plugin manager. This allows you to run the standard operational
workflow from within QGis.
Our testing / code coverage has improved considerably. We are still long ways away from perfect, but this is an
+
Our testing / code coverage has improved considerably. We are still long ways away from perfect, but this is an
ongoing process. As a side-note: we switched from codecoverage to codeclimate as service provider, since we felt we
gain more insights this way.
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-
And as always: many more functional changes under the hood, see the main ones in our
+
And as always: many more functional changes under the hood, see the main ones in our
release notes.
We released version 0.5,
our so called public prototype.
So now why is this big? (Apart from being a project milestone, which you couldn’t
care less about I guess)
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according to our current default setup.
-
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+
and many more functional changes under the hood, see the main ones in our
release notes.
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See examples for the test case ALR at the end of this post.
-
We invite you to give this version a try, but expect some rough edges.
+
We invite you to give this version a try, but expect some rough edges.
But whatever you do, enjoy your summer (or your winter for the southern
hemisphere people out there)!
Signing out for summer,
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AvaFrame/avaframe directory. This is a good start to see all results at
once, however be aware this script takes some time (if all tests are run; see
top of the script).
-
This release is also the first to include API documentation
for our modules and functions.
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