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UGS Geologic Hazards Portal web application that compiles a large data set of geologic hazards data and displays it on an interactive web map
https://geology.utah.gov/apps/hazards
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Implement qFaults fixes #13

Closed marshallrobinson closed 3 years ago

marshallrobinson commented 4 years ago

Legend/Popups

Hazardous Faults

marshallrobinson commented 4 years ago

The following email from Emily will influence the naming convention, but for right now, make sure that the fault zone/name/section/strand syntax matches what is found in the qFaults app: https://geology.utah.gov/apps/qfaults/index.html

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Emily Kleber <ekleber@utah.gov>
Date: Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 5:53 PM
Subject: Re: fault comments
To: Jessica Castleton <jessicacastleton@utah.gov>



#1  Fault Name is empty when Faults are part of Fault Zone (WFZ) 

There are 4 fields that comprise the overall fault name in the Q-fault database. This is inherited from the USGS version of the Q-faults database, and cannot be avoided. It is a cumbersome standard we need to use. I suggest asking Gordon about the "label" field that he uses to label the q-faults database as a work-around.

Q-faults schema document- https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yyhlG1Q9Ic2S2IQeOFhvuxYfozq0qw5x6QnO3D2mQ5U/edit?usp=sharing

FaultZone(Text data type)

Fault zone name, applied to faults comprising two or more named sections.

Example: Wasatch fault zone, East Cache fault zone


FaultName(Text data type)

Fault name, applied to faults that are not subdivided into named sections (equivalent to faults in the Q fault database that have an assigned fault number, but no letter).


SectionName (Text data type)

Fault zone section name, applied to named subdivisions of a fault zone (equivalent to faults in the Q fault database that have a letter appended to the fault number).

StrandName(Text data type)

Named subdivision of a section of a fault zone, formal or informal.




On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 5:17 PM Jessica Castleton <jessicacastleton@utah.gov> wrote:
#1  Fault Name is empty when Faults are part of Fault Zone (WFZ) 
 #2  Hide Fault Name category in those cases 
 #3  Nothing gets highlighted when clicking on segments  
#4  Fault Zone names need to be clickable and longer descriptions should show up (like on qfaults app) 
#5 Search capabilities from qFaults app need transferred into this app
 

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Hazards Mapping
Utah Geological Survey
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gordondouglass commented 4 years ago

I do not understand what is wrong withe faults in the app Here is the results in the current app image Here are the results from the new app

image

For the same fault

gordondouglass commented 4 years ago

Also the service for searching faults is here:

https://webmaps.geology.utah.gov/arcgis/rest/services/Hazards/Faults_Quaternary/MapServer

marshallrobinson commented 4 years ago

Hazards App: image

qFaults App: image

gordondouglass commented 4 years ago

So I think the current app is pulling the info in the header from the Label field. Whst field is the new app pulling the header info from?

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Hazards App: [image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5225390/80540924-78d3ba80-8967-11ea-80d4-6b10b805cfcd.png

qFaults App: [image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5225390/80541000-9bfe6a00-8967-11ea-905b-1a6818e957df.png

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marshallrobinson commented 4 years ago

I've been in a conversation today w/ @mikehylland, and @emkleb about whether or not we were going to maintain both the qFaults app and Hazards Portal simultaneously. I mentioned that this Github issue tracks the last couple of things that the qFaults does that the Portal does not yet do.

Closing this issue is one of my team's priorities; however, I know that the way the qFaults data is put together for the Hazards Portal may not allow for an exact transfer of functionality (specifically search functionality). Do we want to transfer over the "search by parcel" functionality?

I think that highlighting segments and bringing back fault zone summaries is a must though. I'm okay with getting those specific things done before retiring the qFaults app, but I would really prefer not massage any future qFaults data additions for both apps.

marshallrobinson commented 3 years ago

@jjhi11 Looks good overall, the search functions have gotten better, but in order to match what was done before will be much more time-intensive and can be moved to its own issue (will have to be saved for a later).

A couple things before we close this:

-please add Fault Strand under Fault Section in qFaults popup -add following CSS - "cursor: pointer" to the underlined fault zones in qFaults popup -remove top: 314px from .help-tip img CSS property

marshallrobinson commented 3 years ago

Looks good @jjhi11, go ahead and make this the live version.