Risk assessment using fragility and consequence model

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XUEJIAO LONG

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Oct 29, 2021, 4:40:13 PM10/29/21
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Hi Everyone,

I am trying to construct my risk analysis model to get seismic loss for the region of a given return period. And referring to this discussion, since I have a set of fragility and consequence model, I can directly use it instead of a vulnerability model.  https://groups.google.com/g/openquake-users/c/cY56plkNBoM/m/gzVDc_ukAQAJ

So I tried to construct my configuration file. I separated my hazard and risk part. The hazard analysis went well, but when I run the risk part under calculation_mode = classical_damage, it is working but produce a scenario result. So I tried to run it under calculation_mode = classical_risk, It produces the following error. 
AttributeError: 'ArrayWrapper' object has no attribute 'mean_loss_ratios_with_steps'

The configuration file is attached in case it is a syntax error.

In the manual, there is little information on this part. I was wondering if there are more details on how to run the classical risk analysis using fragility and consequence model.

Thank you,
Xuejiao Long
job_risk.ini
job_hazard.ini

anirudh.rao

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Nov 2, 2021, 2:32:04 AM11/2/21
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Hi Xuejiao,

The combination of fragility and consequence model files as inputs is supported for scenario_damage and event_based_damage, but unfortunately, it is not yet supported for classical_damage calculations. You should be able to use the event_based_damage calculator to obtain your required risk outputs.

Best regards,
Anirudh

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