Open MattDonovan82 opened 3 months ago
@johcarter as discussed - one for your review. One question is whether we think these additional occ codes would be more appropriate as new construction codes? The existing construction codes in OED do tent to describe specific 'contents' rather than the construction of the storage structures so these additions may be more appropriate as construction codes especially as we don't want to start altering the existing construction codes? We can then just use a generic "marine cargo - general" occ code.
One to discuss?
As a follow-up point to highlight, the current construction code 6103 (Marine Cargo, Combustible: Heavy Cargo) refers to "heavy machinery that cannot be fit into a standard container". The propped occ codes above 1406 refers to "Heavy Industrial equipment stored in a container in or around a port".
Following further discussions, the proposal has now changed to add one occupancy code (see below) to be used in conjunction with the following new construction codes.
OED Occupancy Code | Name | Description | Code Range | Broad Category |
---|---|---|---|---|
1400 | Marine Cargo, General | General occupancy code for marine cargo to be used in pairs with the various "Marine Cargo" construction codes | 1400-1449 | Marine Cargo |
Proposed "Marine Cargo" construction codes to fit in with the existing code ranges.
OED Construction Code | Name | Description | Code Range | Broad Category |
---|---|---|---|---|
6057 | Marine Cargo, Automobiles | Automobiles stored in a container in or around a port | 6051-6099 | Marine Cargo General |
6107 | Marine Cargo, Combustible: Explosives | Explosive materials stored in a container (likely to be highly secured and protected) in or around a port | 6100-6149 | Marine Cargo |
6157 | Marine Cargo, Livestock | Livestock stored in appropriate containers in or around a port | 6100-6149 | Marine Cargo |
6200 | Marine Cargo, General Specie | Specie cargo considered precious but unknown quantities or types, usually stored in specific facilities in or around ports with higher design criteria and protection measures, such as vaults | 6200-6299 | Marine Cargo Specie |
6201 | Marine Cargo, Fine Art and Collectables | Fine art or collectibles stored in a (probably higher security) container in or around a port | 6200-6299 | Marine Cargo Specie |
6202 | Marine Cargo, Cash or Bullion | Cash or bullion stored in a (probably higher security) container or vault in or around a port | 6200-6299 | Marine Cargo Specie |
6203 | Marine Cargo, Jewellery and Precious Stones | Jewellery or precious stones stored in a (probably higher security) container or vault in or around a port | 6200-6299 | Marine Cargo Specie |
The following descriptions will be amended to current construction codes. Addition shown in bold:
OED Construction Code | Name | Description | Code Range | Broad Category |
---|---|---|---|---|
6106 | Marine Cargo, Combustible: Liquid Bulk Cargo | Liquid bulk cargo refers to bare liquid material, such as oil, liquefied natural gas, petroleum products and liquid chemicals. Liquid bulk cargo is generally stored in tank farms on shore | 6100-6149 |
Previously proposed occ codes above (1410-1414) mainly covering the storage and stockpiling of cargo in warehouses or open spaces will now be left out of this release (mainly due to lack of a confirmed requirement for them) and can be reviewed and added in as a minor release the future if necessary.
@johcarter you ok to review this?
Just one slight suggested modification to include livestock in the first general block of codes rather than with the non-combustibles:
OED Construction Code | Name | Description | Code Range | Broad Category |
---|---|---|---|---|
6058 | Marine Cargo, Livestock | Livestock stored in appropriate containers in or around a port | 6051-6099 | Marine Cargo General |
The rest looks good to me
@aiste-kalinauskaite tagging you here for further review.
After further discussion, @MattDonovan82 and I decided that it made more sense to mirror CEDE occupancy and construction codes for marine cargo, since the new code range in Cede for Occupancy '1001-1012' is designed to work with the newer construction code range '2701 - 2720'. This provides good coverage and simplifies mapping between the OED and CEDE schemes.
https://unicede.air-worldwide.com/ts-tsre_all/help_ts_exposure-data_marine-cargo-occ.html https://unicede.air-worldwide.com/ts-tsre_all/help_ts_exposure-data_marine-cargo-con.html
The original OED Marine Cargo codes '6000-6199' and CEDE Marine Cargo construction codes in the range '270-296' remain and are in line with each other.
I've added a general / unknown occupancy for marine cargo OED Occ Code 1400 which wasn't present in CEDE.
Review here: https://github.com/OasisLMF/ODS_OpenExposureData/commit/b7549c48084b7a3b027d5473b436827429e8334a
these updates look ok to me. I agree aligning with CEDE codes make sense, however should we include the recommended pairings between the occupancy and construction codes somewhere in the description or in the csv? maybe an extra column for "notes" or is that too disruptive? @johcarter