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<source>InaSAFE is a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) project, published under the GPL V3 license. As such you may freely download, share and (if you like) modify the software.</source>
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<source>By following the simple steps in this wizard, you can assign keywords to your layer: <b>%s</b>. First you need to define the purpose of your layer. Is it a <b>hazard</b>, <b>exposure</b>, or <b>aggregation</b> layer? </source>
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<source>You have selected a layer that needs to have keywords assigned or updated. In the next steps you can assign keywords to that layer. First you need to confirm the layer is an <b>exposure</b>.</source>
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<source>What type of <b>hazard scenario</b> does this layer represent? <p>Does it represent a <b>single event</b> or <b>multiple events</b>?</p></source>
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<source>What kind of <b>hazard</b> does this layer represent? <p>The choice you make here will determine which impact functions this hazard layer can be used with. For example, if you choose <b>flood</b> you will be able to use this hazard layer with impact functions such as <b>flood impact on population</b>.</p></source>
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<source>You have selected <b>%s %s</b> for this raster layer. <p>We need to know whether each cell in this raster represents <b>continuous</b> data or if the data have been <b>classified</b>.</p></source>
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<source>You have selected <b>%s</b> for this <b>%s</b> layer. <p>We need to confirm that attribute values in this vector layer have been <b>classified</b> and are represented by a code.</p></source>
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<source>You have selected <b>%s</b> for this <b>%s</b> layer type. <p>We need to know what units the continuous data are in. For example in a raster layer, each cell might represent depth in metres or depth in feet.</p></source>
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<source>You have selected a <b>%s %s</b> for the vector layer measured in <b>%s</b>. Please select the attribute in this layer that represents %s.</source>
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<source>You have selected a vector <b>aggregation</b> layer. Please select the attribute in this layer that has the names of the aggregation areas.</source>
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<source>You have selected <b>%s %s</b> for this classified data. Please select the type of classification you want to use. </source>
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<source>You have selected <b>%s %s</b> classified by <b>%s</b>, and the attribute is <b>%s</b>. Please drag unique values from the list on the left into the panel on the right and place them in the appropriate categories.</source>
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<source>You have selected <b>%s %s</b> classified by <b>%s</b>, for the raster layer. Please drag unique values from the list on the left into the panel on the right and place them in the appropriate categories.</source>
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<source>You selected <b>%s</b> hazard and <b>%s</b> exposure. Now, select the <b>geometry types</b> for the hazard and exposure layers you want to use. Click on the cell in the table below that matches the geometry type for each.</source>
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<source>InaSAFE has been jointly developed by the Indonesian Government-BNPB, the Australian Government, the World Bank-GFDRR and independent contributors. These agencies and the individual software developers of InaSAFE take no responsibility for the correctness of outputs from InaSAFE or decisions derived as a consequence.</source>
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<source>You have selected a layer that needs to have keywords assigned or updated. In the next steps you can assign keywords to that layer. First you need to confirm the layer is an <b>aggregation</b> layer.</source>
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<message>
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<message>
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<message>
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<source>- If the analysis uses population exposure, InaSAFE calculates the minimum needs of the people affected by the impact scenario. You should refer to the minimum needs tool for configuring the global defaults used in these calculations. </source>
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<source> - When this option is enabled, a logo will be displayed at the bottom of the InaSAFE dock widget. By default the logo used is the InaSAFE supporters logo, but you can alter this by setting the 'Use custom organisation logo' option in the template options tab (see below).</source>
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<source> - Use this option if you prefer to not show the exposure layer as an underlay behind the generated impact layer.</source>
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<source> - By default, InaSAFE will write impact layer and intermediate outputs to the system temporary directory. On some operating systems, these temporary files will be deleted on each reboot. If you wish to, you can specify an alternative directory to use for storing these temporary files.</source>
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<source> - By default, InaSAFE will display a disclaimer on reports advising readers of the report to exercise caution when interpreting the outputs presented. You can override this text using this option, though we do advise that you include a similar statement of caution in your overridden text.</source>
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<source> - With this option enabled, InaSAFE will post any errors that occur to an online server for analysis by our development team. This option is disabled by default as some may consider some of the data submitted (IP Address, logged in user name) to be sensitive.</source>
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<source> - When this option is enabled, right clicking on the webview widget in the dock will allow you to debug the generated HTML. In addition, if the metadata.txt for the running InaSAFE is set to 'alpha', an additional icon will be added to the toolbar to add test layers to the QGIS project.</source>
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<source>This tool requires a working internet connection and fetching buildings or roads will consume your bandwidth.</source>
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<source>Downloaded data is copyright OpenStreetMap contributors (click for more info).</source>
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<source>If you want to obtain shake data you can get download it free from the USGS shakemap site: http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/shakemap/list.php?y=2013</source>
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<source>Print</source>
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<source> This panel will let you override global defaults for a specific analysis run.</source>
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<source>Your current extent, when opening this window, will be used to determine the area for which you want data to be retrieved. You can interactively select the area by using the 'select on map' button - which will temporarily hide this window and allow you to drag a rectangle on the map. After you have finished dragging the rectangle, this window will reappear.</source>
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<source>A <b>unit abbreviation</b> is the basic measurement unit's shortened. For example when planning water rations the units would be l.</source>
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<source>The <b>maximum</b> is the maximum allowed quantity of the resource per person. For example you may dictate that the water ration per person per day should never be allowed to be more than 67l. This is enforced when tweaking a maximum needs set before an impact evaluation.</source>
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<source>A displaced person should be provided with {{ %s }} {{ %s }}/{{ %s }}/{{ %s }} of {{ %s }}. Though no less than {{ %s }} and no more than {{ %s }}. This should be provided {{ %s }}.</source>
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<source>Post-processors</source>
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<source>What kind of <b>exposure</b> does this layer represent? Is it a <b>population</b>, <b>structure</b>, <b>area</b>, or <b>road</b> layer? <p>The choice you make here will determine which impact functions this exposure layer can be used with. For example, if you choose <b>population</b> you will be able to use this exposure layer with impact functions such as <b>flood impact on population</b>.</p></source>
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<source>What are the security factors for relief responders?</source>
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<source>Who are the key people responsible for coordination?</source>
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<source>There was insufficient overlap between the input layers and / or the layers and the viewable area. Please select two overlapping layers and zoom or pan to them or disable viewable area clipping in the options dialog. Full details follow:</source>
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<source>Hazard: %s</source>
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<source>The network is unreachable. Please check your internet connection.</source>
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<source>Sorry, the server is unreachable. Please try again later.</source>
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<source>Sorry, the layer was not found on the server.</source>
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<source>What are people's likely movements?</source>
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<source>You have selected <b>%s</b> for this <b>%s</b> layer. <p>We need to confirm that attribute values represents <b>continuous</b> data or if the data have been <b>classified</b>.</p></source>
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<source>You have selected <b>%s</b> for this <b>%s</b> layer. <p>We need to confirm that attribute values represents <b>continuous</b> data.</p></source>
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<message>
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<source>This tool will fetch current flood data for Jakarta from </source>
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<source>Check the output directory is correct. Note that the saved dataset will be called jakarta_flood.shp (and associated files).</source>
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<source>If you wish you can specify a prefix to add in front of this default name. For example using a prefix of 'foo-' will cause the downloaded files to be saved as e.g. 'foo-rw-jakarta-flood.shp'. Note that the only allowed prefix characters are A-Z, a-z, 0-9 and the characters '-' and '_'. You can leave this blank if you prefer.</source>
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<source>If the "include date/time in output filename" option is ticked, the filename will be prefixed with a time stamp e.g. 'foo-22-Mar-2015-08-01-2015-rw-jakarta-flood.shp' where the date timestamp is in the form DD-MMM-YYYY.</source>
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<source>This tool requires a working internet connection and fetching data will consume your bandwidth.</source>
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<source>If a dataset already exists in the output directory it will be overwritten if the "overwrite existing files" checkbox is ticked.</source>
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<source><b>Continuous</b> data can be used in raster hazard or exposure data where the values in the data are either integers or decimal values representing a continuously varying phenomenon. For example flood depth is a continuous value from 0 to the maximum reported depth during a flood. <p>Raster exposure data such as population data are also continuous. In this example the cell values represent the number of people in cell.</p><p>Raster data is considered to be continuous by default and you should explicitly indicate that it is classified if each cell in the raster represents a discrete class (e.g. low depth = 1, medium depth = 2, high depth = 3).</p></source>
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<source><b>Multiple event</b> hazard data can be based on historical observations such as a hazard map of all observed volcanic deposits around a volcano.<p>This type of hazard data shows those locations that might be impacted by a volcanic eruption in the future. Another example might be a probabilistic hazard model that shows the likelihood of a magnitude 7 earthquake happening in the next 50 years.</p></source>
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<source>InaSAFE is free software that produces realistic natural hazard impact scenarios for better planning, preparedness and response activities. It provides a simple but rigourous way to combine data from scientists, local governments and communities to provide insights into the likely impacts of future disaster events.</source>
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<source>The InaSAFE 'dock panel' helps you to run hazard impact analysis within the QGIS environment. It helps you create your hazard impact analysis question and shows the results of this analysis. If you are a new user, you may also consider using the 'Impact Function Centric Wizard' to run the analysis. This wizard will guide you through the process of running an InaSAFE assessment, with interactive step by step instructions. You can launch the wizard by clicking on this icon in the toolbar:</source>
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<source>You can drag and drop the dock panel to reposition it on the screen. For example, dragging the panel towards the right margin of the QGIS application will dock it to the right side of the screen.</source>
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<source>You can get help at any time in InaSAFE by clicking on the help buttons provided on each dock and dialog.</source>
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<source>In the event of a [hazard], how many [exposure] might be [impacted]?</source>
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<source>For example: "If there is a flood, how many buildings might be flooded?"</source>
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<source>The first step in answering these questions is to load layers that represent either hazard scenarios or exposure data into QGIS. A hazard, for example, may be represented as a raster layer in QGIS where each pixel in the raster represents the flood depth following an inundation event. An exposure layer could be represented, for example, as vector polygon data representing building outlines, or a raster outline where each pixel represents the number of people thought to be living in that cell.</source>
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<source>After running an analysis, the question area is hidden to maximise the amount of space allocated to the results area. You can re-open the question area at any time by pressing the 'show question form' button.</source>
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<source>The results area is used to display various useful feedback items to the user. Once an impact scenario has been run, a summary table will be shown.</source>
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<source>If you select an impact layer (i.e. a layer that was produced using an InaSAFE Impact Function), in the QGIS layers list, this summary will also be displayed in the results area. When you select a hazard or exposure layer in the QGIS layers list, the keywords for that layer will be shown in the results area, making it easy to understand what metadata exists for that layer.</source>
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<source>If you want to hide the question area again to have more space to display the results, click on the layer you just calculated with InaSAFE in the Layers list of QGIS to make it active.</source>
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<source>The buttons area</source>
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<source>... - click on this if you wish to create a pdf of your impact scenario project or generate a report to open in composer for further tuning. An impact layer must be active before the 'Print' button will be enabled.</source>
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<source>- this button is enabled when the combination of hazard and exposure selected in the questions area's drop down menus will allow you to run a scenario.</source>
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<source>When the impact analysis has completed you may want to generate a report. Usually the 'Print...' button will be enabled immediately after analysis. Selecting an InaSAFE impact layer in QGIS Layers panel will also enable it.</source>
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<source>Analysis extent selector help</source>
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<source>This tool allows you to specify which geographical region should be used for your analysis. If you want to check what area will be included in your analysis, enable the 'Toggle scenario outlines' tool on the InaSAFE toolbar:</source>
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<source>Use intersection of hazard and exposure layers</source>
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<source>The largest area that can be analysed is the intersection of the hazard and exposure layers you have added. To choose this option, click 'Use intersection of hazard and exposure layers'. </source>
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<source>Sometimes it is more useful to analyse a smaller area. This could be to reduce processing time (smaller areas with process faster) or because information is only needed in a certain area (e.g. if a district only wants information for their district, not for the entire city). If you want to analyse a smaller area, there are a few different ways to do this.</source>
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<source>If you wish to conduct the analysis on the area currently shown in the window, you can set the analysis area to 'Use intersection of hazard, exposure and current view extent'. If the extents of the datasets are smaller than the view extent, the analysis area will be reduced to the extents of the datasets.</source>
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<source>To create a bookmark, zoom to the area you want to create a bookmark for. When you are happy with the extent, click the 'New bookmark' button in the QGIS toolbar.</source>
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<source>The drop down menu in the InaSAFE Analysis Area window should now be activated. When you choose a bookmark from the drop down menu it will zoom to the analysis area selected by the bookmark.</source>
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<source>You can also choose the analysis area interactively by clicking 'Use intersection of hazard, exposure and this bounding box'. This will allow you to click 'Drag on map' which will temporarily hide this window and allow you to drag a rectangle on the map. After you have finished dragging the rectangle, this window will reappear with values in the North, South, East and West boxes. If the extents of the datasets are smaller than the user defined analysis area, the analysis area will be reduced to the extents of the datasets.</source>
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<source>Alternatively, you can enter the coordinates directly into the N/S/E/W boxes once the 'Use intersection of hazard, exposure and this bounding box' option is selected (using the same coordinate reference system, or CRS, as the map is currently set).</source>
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<source>Depending on which Impact Function you have chosen you have different options available for adjusting the parameters of the question you are asking. Some Impact Functions have more configurable Options than others. To open the Impact Function Configuration Dialog you need to click on the "Options ..." button next to the selected impact function paragraph in the InaSAFE dock. You can have up to 3 tabs visible:</source>
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<source>- Depending in the Impact function you selected, you can influence the result of your question here (the Impact Function) by setting different values to the defaults that will be loaded. The options available will depend on the Impact Function you choose (some Impact Functions do not allow users to change the default parameters).</source>
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<source>- Takes the results from the Impact Function and calculates derivative indicators, for example if you have an affected population total, the Gender postprocessor will calculate gender specific indicators such as additional nutritional requirements for pregnant women.</source>
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<source>Minimum needs are grouped into regional or linguistic 'profiles'. The default profile is 'BNPB_en' - the english profile for the national disaster agency in Indonesia. You will see that this profile defines requirements for displaced persons in terms of Rice, Drinking Water, Clean Water (for bathing etc.), Family Kits (with personal hygiene items) and provision of toilets.</source>
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<source>Each item in the profile can be customised or removed. For example selecting the first item in the list and then clicking on the 'pencil' icon will show the details of how it was defined. If you scroll up and down in the panel you will see that for each item, you can set a name, description, units (in singular, plural and abbreviated forms), specify maxima and minima for the quantity of item allowed, a default and a frequency. You would use the maxima and minima to ensure that disaster managers never allocate amounts that will not be sufficient for human livelihood, and also that will not overtax the logistics operation for those providing humanitarian relief.</source>
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<source>The final item in the item configuration is the 'readable sentence' which bears special discussion. Using a simple system of tokens you can construct a sentence that will be used in the generated needs report.</source>
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<source>The InaSAFE options dialog is used to control various aspects of the InaSAFE analysis and reporting environment. Here are brief descriptions of all the options available, grouped by the tab page on which they occur.</source>
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<source> - If this option is enabled, the InaSAFE keywords title attribute will be used for the layer name in the QGIS Layers list when adding a layer.</source>
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<source> - When InaSAFE is used with remote layers (for example a database layer or a WFS layer), it is not possible to store the keywords for the layer with the layer itself. To accommodate for these types of layers, InaSAFE writes the keywords to a small file based database (using sqlite) and then retrieves them based on unique connection details used for that layer. You can specify a custom path to be used for storing the keywords database using this option.</source>
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<source>We have only provide presets for a subset of the available countries. If you want to know what the levels are for your country, please check on the following web page: </source>
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<source>List of OSM Admin Boundary definitions </source>
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<source>The current model is the result of the above mentioned workshop and reflects the best available information. However, the current model has a number of issues listed below and is expected to evolve further over time.</source>
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<source>Note: Because of these caveats, decisions should not be made solely on the information presented here and should always be verified by ground truthing and other reliable information sources.</source>
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<source>In the previous versions of InaSAFE, we spent a lot of effort building one impact function per hazard/exposure combination (and sometimes multiple impact functions per combination). In our new architecture, we try to deal with everything in the same way - by following a standardized process of converting the hazard dataset into a classified polygon layer and then calculating the impacted and affected areas using a standard work-flow. A simplified version of this work-flow is described in illustration 1.</source>
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<source>The whole work needed can be looked at in </source>
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<source>. Please bear in mind that the paths of the files are now safe/definitions/xxx.py and not safe/definitionsv4/xxx.py since v4 is the default codebase. In the next sections we will show each file that needs to be extended in order to add a new hazard type.</source>
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<source>Numbers reported for population counts have been rounded to the nearest 10 people if the total is less than 1,000; nearest 100 people if more than 1,000 and less than 100,000; and nearest 1,000 if more than 100,000.</source>
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<source> - InaSAFE will use the selected currency for the analysis.</source>
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<source> - When this option is checked, people exposed to the hazard class will be included in the count of affected people.</source>
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<source>InaSAFE default templates</source>
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<source> - The map report will be generated using InaSAFE default landscape and portrait map templates. Override template will not be used.</source>
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<p style=" margin-top:12px; margin-bottom:12px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;"><a href="http://dfat.gov.au/geo/indonesia/development-assistance/Pages/disaster-risk-management-in-indonesia.aspx"><span style=" text-decoration: underline; color:#0000ff;">Australian Government – Disaster Risk Management in Indonesia</span></a></p>
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<location filename="step_fc40_explayer_from_browser.ui" line="26"/>
<source><html><head/><body><p>[placeholder]</p></body></html></source>
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<location filename="step_fc30_explayer_origin.ui" line="26"/>
<source><html><head/><body><p>[placeholder]</p></body></html></source>
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<location filename="step_fc35_explayer_from_canvas.ui" line="26"/>
<source><html><head/><body><p>[placeholder]</p></body></html></source>
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<source>The selected extent doesn't intersect input layers.
Please step back and select another layer.</source>
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<message>
<location filename="step_fc10_function.ui" line="38"/>
<source><html><head/><body><p>[placeholder]</p></body></html></source>
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<source><html><head/><body><p>[placeholder]</p></body></html></source>
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<location filename="step_fc15_hazlayer_origin.ui" line="121"/>
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<location filename="step_fc20_hazlayer_from_canvas.ui" line="26"/>
<source><html><head/><body><p>[placeholder]</p></body></html></source>
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<message>
<location filename="step_fc20_hazlayer_from_canvas.ui" line="59"/>
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<source><html><head/><body><p>[placeholder]</p></body></html></source>
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<location filename="step_kw10_hazard_category.ui" line="26"/>
<source><html><head/><body><p>[placeholder]</p></body></html></source>
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<source><html><head/><body><p>[placeholder]</p></body></html></source>
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<name>pgKwSource</name>
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<source><html><head/><body><p>Where does the data come from? You may want to write more or less short comment about its source.</p><p>This step is optional.</p></body></html></source>
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