LANDIS-II-Foundation / Extension-Social-Climate-Fire

Social and Climate-driven fire extension.
https://landis-ii-foundation.github.io/Extension-SCRPPLE/
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Needs different tests set up #23

Closed rmscheller closed 7 years ago

rmscheller commented 7 years ago

I began to set up a basic "run to completion" test which should indicate whether the extension is capable of running to completion. It needs appropriate inputs, notably maps.

We will also need more specific tests which are compared against R. For example, given B0 and B1, does it produce the appropriate number of Lightning/Rx/Accidental ('LAR' for short) fires?

akretchun commented 7 years ago

Will do. Within SCRAPPLE -> Phase_1 -> examples there are example files (including ignition input maps) that I will update and move over to the Test Runs folder

rmscheller commented 7 years ago

Let's set up a separate directory for each test.

rmscheller commented 7 years ago

I added the first (severity = 1) damage to the input file and updated the RunsToCompletion test. Let's discuss testing efficiency next meeting. Maybe I should always run this one after each day of programming; more specific tests for you.

akretchun commented 7 years ago

Yes I think it would be most efficient for me to take any tests related to model behavior and leave yours more general

rmscheller commented 7 years ago

OK. I'll try to get it set up.

akretchun commented 7 years ago

I included a set of Lake Tahoe inputs under 'LTW_NECN_H'. It has scrapple input ignitions maps but I don't think they've been tested yet. I've been running spatial ignitions test out of 'RunsToCompletion' but maybe I should set up a NECN_H test directory for that too?

rmscheller commented 7 years ago

Yes, let's set up pretty fine-grained test folders, explicitly named. So move to Test_SpatialIgnitions, for example.

akretchun commented 7 years ago

For 99x99 cell test landscapes, it seem like ignition parameters B0=-5, B1=0.05 produces a fairly reasonable number of fire for such a small landscape