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UNRESP FORECASTING System (Beta Release)

02 May 12:04
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This is the code repository for an Open Source* Volcanic Emissions forecasting tool centred on the Masaya Volcano in Nicaragua.

This code incluses the tools to download, install,set up and run a CALPUFF dispersion model in order to produce a computationally inexpensive qualitative forecast of volcanic emissions. Open source visualization tools are provided in the system to plot the emissions files on to a map and display in javascript static site viewer.

An example of the model being run can be seen here: https://homepages.see.leeds.ac.uk/~earunres/

*currently relies on non open source intel compilers and CALPUFF model is not fully open source.

Features

  • Automated install and set up of CALPUFF
  • Automated required code changes
  • Automated building and running of the model for this set up
  • Generation of required inputs
  • A fully automated system to run the forecasting system and produce output with one script
  • A set of Python tools developed for visualization

Coming soon

  • Viewing archived forecasts (select past date)
  • Model Validation (may lead to code changes)
  • Continuing documentation improvements
  • Support for non intel compilers.
  • Python tools for analysis of long term output

v2.3.1

16 Apr 14:14
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NEW FEATURES

  • Standalone Web framework - large JS library additions to allow for minor tweaks to be easily implemented
  • Displays AQ sensors PM2.5, SO2 or both
  • SO4 display option added
  • Enhanced documentation

BUG FIXED

  • SO4 scales according to Hawaii scale
  • Fixes added for various environments and catches added for slightly incorrect set-ups
  • Fixed some of site code

Coming soon

  • Automated Archiving

UNRESP FORECASTING V2.3

12 Apr 11:48
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NEW FEATURES

  • Standalone Web framework - large JS library additions to allow for minor tweaks to be easily implemented
  • Displays AQ sensors PM2.5, SO2 or both
  • SO4 display option added

BUG FIXED

  • SO4 scales according to Hawaii scale
  • Fixes added for various environments and catches added for slightly incorrect setups

Coming soon

  • Automated Archiving

UNRESP Forecasting System (transferable version)

20 Mar 15:40
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New Features:

  • Documentation improvements - in progress but additional README's added. Installation instructions.
  • Python 2 and 3 compatibility
  • Run_ext.sh available (removes any Leeds specific links)
  • Dependencies listed in requirements and yml file

Bug Fixes:

  • Anaconda installation much more stable and less buggy (more future proof

CEMAC Visualization and Automation

22 Feb 15:29
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What's new in version 2.0:

New Features:

  • Commandline options for Run.sh:
    • Now defaults to production settings
    • Options allow to output to test location, turn viz off, turn model off, turn mp4 generation on
  • Enhanced Source code documentation
    • Run.sh now feature more documentation to allow new users to understand what parts can be edited
    • Run.sh now has a help function
  • Update site tool now incorporated as an option in Run.sh rather than a separate tool

Bug Fixes:

  • NAM DATA requires https download
  • Initial testing of command line options were buggy

CEMAC Visualization

07 Feb 11:33
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New Features

  • Added in command line options to Run.sh to allow for seamless bug fixes to chron job
  • Updated documentation accordingly

CEMAC Visualization

06 Feb 15:09
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New Features

  • Bug fix
    NAM data now accessed via https

CEMAC Visualization

06 Feb 10:34
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New features

  • Genmaps.py has various enhancements
  • Code for displaying via HTML and javascript included
  • Run.sh moves visualization to public html

v1.0 Original UoL Version

06 Feb 10:04
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This is the original development code