Work Completed
- Assisted Xin Zong in understanding the fragility mapping format and in debugging his mapping file. We had several email exchanges discussing this topic. I might additionally help him with ingesting a building dataset. I told him if he had issues I can assist.
- Edited the MAEviz NEES Paper and the final paper was submitted to the conference with highlights
- Worked on Bard-83, created a PreferenceManager to pass preferences from UI plugins to non-UI plugins. For example, we are saving context information in a set location. Using preference pages, I exposed the option to the user to set the location from a UI plugin, but a non-UI plugin controls the saving/restoring of contexts so this information can be obtained from the PreferenceManager. I also added a PreferenceListener to listen for changes and classes that use this information can update appropriately.
- Finished and closed MAE-1200, adding liquefaction as an option for facilities. I also updated an the base task which had a bug where liquefaction was incorrectly being included twice in some special cases.
- Finished MAE-1205, adding the option to include uncertainty in the facility damage analysis.
- Bard-82, Updated the TripleTableView to appropriately pass selections to the other views. After adding the feature set adapter, some parts were not working or were not working efficiently. Added a ViewFilter to greatly improve the efficiency of displaying highlighted rows. Rather than changing the data input, I added a view filter that just filtered the view to show the tables being highlighted.
- Updated all help pages for the MAEviz analyses that were worked on to match the changes made.
Work Planned
- MAE-1200 - liquefaction for facilities
- Finish editing MAEviz NEES Paper
- MAE-1205 - gas facility damage analysis does not have a UI option for hazard uncertainty.
- Bard-83 - Preference pages for Bard to allow expose functionality control to the users for things like unifiers, contexts, etc.
- Bard-82 - read shapefile dbf directly into a table
Comments
This week went as planned.