Statewide projects in RMP Sandbox
The RMP automatically pushes Authorised Statewide Snapshot or Max Fuel Loads project runs from the RMP to the RMP Sandbox.
The project will function as if you created it in the RMP Sandbox, and in the same way as RMP, you can:
Clone runs
Override inputs and configurations of each run
View and download all the inputs and outputs
Upload polygons for Areas of Interest and Assets of Interest
Filenames
In the RMP production environment, project files are named based on the project code, for example, FILETYPE_NSWSS252_CR1.tif.
In RMP Sandbox, a project pushed from the RMP production environment will have a new project code. However, because files are copies of the RMP production environment files, the filenames will remain the same and not be based on the Sandbox project code.
Default inputs
If an Authorised run has asset types that do not exist in the RMP Sandbox, it will:
Create an asset type as an option in the defaults for future projects, but it will be initialised as empty.
Initialise configuration values, such as Cost & Recovery, to those found in the Authorised runs.
All other default inputs will remain the same.
Additional flexibility in inputs and configurations
Supplemental Wildfire History (SWP)
The RMP Sandbox enables you to upload the Supplemental Wildfire History (SuppWFH) input in more project types than the RMP.
For more information on Supplementary Wildfire History (SuppWFH), see the SWP table.
Scenario dates
You can configure the scenario date and time of the Phoenix run start and end for all project types, but the following rules apply:
The start and end time must be within a single day
There must be weather available for the run, including at least 2 hours before the start time
You cannot set the end time to be after 23:00
For more information on scenario dates in RMP Sandbox differences (scenario dates).
Ignition times
You can change Phoenix ignition times (in RMP, ignitions always start at 11:00).
Outputs
RMP Sandbox projects have the same outputs and comparison features as they do in RMP. You can share these outputs with other users (who have permission to view them). For a complete list, see Modelling outputs.