Cards
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Petabencana report cards for disaster events. Note: authentication is required to make updates to cards.
Card data requires the object report_type
to exist. Where disaster_type
is set to 'flood' then the object flood_depth
should also exist adjacent to report_type
. Where the disaster_type
is 'prep' then report_type
should be one of the types as specified in server config.js.
For example a card with flood data including flood_depth:
Or, a card with pre-flood data report regarding a drain.
Retrieve details of a card:
Here is a simple call to GET a card:
The card was found:
The card does not exist:
Update a card with details a disaster event report:
Here is a simple call to PUT a card:
Card was successfully created:
The card does not exist:
The report already exists for the card:
GET a signed S3 URL to upload a card report, this must be done after the card report has been created and only one image can exist for a given card.
NOTE: After an image is submitted a server-side process shrinks the image to a standard size and there may be a small time lag of a few seconds before the image goes "live".
Here is a simple call to GET a new signed S3 URL for image upload:
Signed S3 URL successfully generated:
URL Parameter
Description
Format
Required
cardId
Unique identifier of the card we wish to work with, this is generated by the system when the initial card is created (required)
String (7 to 14 characters)
Yes
Attribute
Description
Format
Required
card_data
User data collected in card interface
JSON
Yes
text
Description of the disaster event
String
No
image_id
Identifier of the associated card image
String
No
created_at
Date and time the card was created
Date (ISO 8601)
Yes
location
Geographic location of the disaster event
Lat/Long in ESPG:4326
Yes
Disaster Type
report_type
Attribute details
Flood
flood
flood_depth: flood severity based on depth in cm
< 70 cm : Minor
70 - 150 cm : Moderate
150 cm : Severe
Earthquake
road
accessabilityFailure: the level of road damage affected by earthquake 0 : < 0,5 m (No Vehicle Access) 1 : 0,6 - 1 m (2-Wheel Vehicle Access) 2 or 3 : 1.1 - 1.8 m (4-Wheel Vehicle Access) 4 : >1,9 m (Large Vehicle Access)
Earthquake
structure
structureFailure: the level of structure damage affected by earthquake
0 : Cracking 1 : Partially Collapse 2 : Fully Collapse
Extreme Wind
wind
impact: level of disruption caused by extreme wind
0 : Low Disruption 1 : Medium Disruption 2 : High Disruption
Haze
haze
visibility: the distance one can see as determined by light and weather conditions
0: can see but need to wear a mask
1: can see but not clean enough to drive
2: can barely see, too dangerous to go out
airQuality: described by symptoms felt by humans
0 or 1: Poor Air Quality 2: Severe Air Quality 3 or 4 : Hazardous Air Quality
Forest Fire
fire
fireRadius: the radius of a forest fire estimated by the human eye