The Flood_Demo.ipynb notebook highlights some of the analytics and visualization capabilities of IDEAS with the following use cases:
- South Korea flooding in July, 2023
- Pakistan flooding occurring from June through September, 2022
- Hurricane Ian as it makes landfall over Florida in September, 2022
- France storm in January, 2022
- Flooding in Mississippi river basin in January, 2020
- Includes 1x, 2x, and 3x precipitation scenarios, LIS NoahMP model data, and RAPID river discharge
- Flooding in Garonne in January, 2021
- Includes 1x, 2x, and 3x precipitation scenarios, LIS NoahMP model data, RAPID river discharge, , and Telemac2d data that highlights the flow of LIS NoahMP model -> RAPID model -> Telemac2d model Requirements
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conda >= 22.9.0
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OS: Mac (more OS options to come)
Running the notebook
To run the Flood_Demo.ipynb notebook, run the following commands that create a conda environment called ideas_notebook using the environment.yml file to include all required dependencies, and install the environment as a kernelspec:
conda env create -f environment.yml
conda activate ideas_notebook
pip install notebook
pip install ipykernel
python -m ipykernel install --user --name=ideas_notebook
jupyter notebook
From the localhost page that opens, you can run the ideas notebook. Make sure you change the kernel by selecting the option at the top Kernel -> Change kernel -> ideas_notebook (see here for more information).