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An useful output (dataframe) would be a summary table of all results for each LandUse (LU) -- with new entries for each model run if multiple hazard maps are iterated through.
Columns:
Hazard ID
Flood Depth (unit)
LU_A flooded (unit)
LU_A total (unit)
LU_A % flooded (%)
LU_A_cost (£$)
...
and so on for each land use
...
Total area flooded (unit)
Total area (unit)
% flooded (%)
total cost (£$)
It will be a big table (if many landuses are involved) but it will be a really easy and handy table/csv to search through when pulling out the fun facts.
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An useful output (dataframe) would be a summary table of all results for each LandUse (LU) -- with new entries for each model run if multiple hazard maps are iterated through.
Columns:
...
and so on for each land use
...
It will be a big table (if many landuses are involved) but it will be a really easy and handy table/csv to search through when pulling out the fun facts.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: