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Impact Analysis configurations

List of all Impact Analysis configurations in the RMP.

Updated over a week ago

Permissions: Only certain user roles can view and edit data in Settings.

Assets (Vulnerability and Cost & Recovery)

Configuration

Description

File type

Categories

Can you change the defaults?

Can you override at a run level?

RMP location

Assets- Vulnerability Curve Values

  • For each asset type, a matrix of percentage values describes the default statewide probability of escalating Impact levels for escalating fire Exposure levels.

  • These vulnerability curve values are integrated with the summarised Phoenix outputs to provide the initial risk assessment for each asset type.

  • Each exposure row must add up to 100%.

  • Each asset vulnerability curve will fall under an Asset group (e.g. Fencing curve is in Agriculture group).

  • Each input asset will be assigned a Vulnerability Curve (e.g. Ag_Fencing is assigned Fencing curve values)

  • A curve can be assigned to multiple input assets, but each asset can only be assigned to one curve.

Note: Only certain RMP Amin users can edit these settings.

.json

  • Exposure

    • None

    • Ember

    • Flame <2

    • Flame 2-10

    • Flame >10

  • Impact

    • None

    • Minor

    • Major

    • Destroyed

Yes

Yes

Default

Settings > Configurations > Assets - Vulnerability

Assets - Cost & Recovery

  • For each asset type, a matrix of dollar cost per unit for each Impact category. The unit depends on the feature type of the asset, see categories.

  • Each asset type also has a recovery time factor and a cost multiplier.

  • When setting Cost & Recovery, available values depend on the .shp file type:

    • Points:

      • Each

      • per 180m2 grid

    • Lines:

      • Each

      • per km

    • Polygons:

      • Each

      • per hectare

      • per 180m2 grid

Note: Only certain RMP Amin users can edit these settings.

.json

  • Impact

    • None

    • Minor

    • Major

    • Destroyed

  • line

    • $ per kilometre

  • point

    • $ per whole unit (ie each)

    • $ for one per cell (ie only count one per cell)

  • polygon

    • $ per hectare, or

    • $ per 180m2 grid, or

    • $ per whole unit (EH to confirm with Katie)

Yes

Yes

Default

Settings > Configurations > Assets - Cost & Recovery

Classification

Configuration

Description

File type

Category values

Can you change the defaults?

Can you override at a run level?

Location in RMP

Times Burnt (raster categorisation values)

Classification ranging from Lowest to Highest to classify and visualise the Times Burnt raster. No Impact = 0

.json

Category values

  • Lowest Frequency

  • Low Frequency

  • Moderate Frequency

  • High Frequency

  • Highest Frequency

Yes

Yes

Default

Settings > Configurations > Impact Analysis > Classification > Raster classification values

Residential Risk (raster categorisation values)

Residential risk classification from Lowest to highest. No Impact = 0

.json

  • Lowest Risk

  • Low Risk

  • Moderate Risk

  • High Risk

  • Highest Risk

Yes

Yes

Default

Settings > Configurations > Impact Analysis > Classification > Raster classification values

Economic Risk (raster categorisation values)

Economic risk classification from Lowest to Highest. No Impact = 0

.json

  • No impact

  • Lowest Risk

  • Low Risk

  • Moderate Risk

  • High Risk

  • Highest Risk

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