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# Bag of floods WORK (apps and doc) IN PROGRESS... # Bag of floods WORK (apps and doc) IN PROGRESS...
This "bag of flood" project is a spin-off of a more advanced didactic project in french, "sac de crue", hosted [in gitlab EauDyssee project page ](https://gitlab.irstea.fr/christine.poulard/eaudyssee-codesdecalcul/activity) This "bag of flood" project is a spin-off of a more advanced didactic project in french, "sac de crue", hosted [in gitlab EauDyssee project page ](https://gitlab.irstea.fr/christine.poulard/eaudyssee-codesdecalcul/activity) .
"Sac de crue" currently offers several apps in html and Python, detailed in wiki pages for professionals, and is presented for the general public in the website of the association EauDyssée.
More detailed explanations will be gradually added the the wiki pages of this english version gitlab.
| objective | Tool = **Demo app in html (svg + javascript)** | | objective | Tool = **Demo app in html (svg + javascript)** |
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| What can marbles in a bag tell us about flood hazard ? Is drawing the only red marble out of 100 analoguous to experiencing a 100-yr flood ? Almost, but not quite... Then, once we know what a return period means, how can we guess the probabilility to be flooded on a duration of several years ? Let's draw series of marbles - successively. How does the outcome vary from one series to another ? Let's talk about variability. | ![actions](/illustrations/Capture_d_%C3%A9cran_Bag_Of_Floods_Buttons.png) | | What can marbles in a bag tell us about flood hazard ? Is drawing the only red marble out of 100 analoguous to experiencing a 100-yr flood ? Almost, but not quite... Then, once we know what a return period means, how can we guess the probabilility to be flooded on a duration of several years ? Let's draw series of marbles - successively. How does the outcome vary from one series to another ? Let's talk about variability. | ![actions](/illustrations/Capture_d_%C3%A9cran_Bag_Of_Floods_Buttons.png) |
"Sac de crue" currently offers several apps in html and Python, detailed in wiki pages for professionals, and is presented for the general public in the website of the association EauDyssée.
More detailed explanations will be gradually added the the wiki pages of this english version gitlab.
The first version in English (and later with several languages ?) is a clone of the "sac de crue" html counterpart in French". An improved version is now available, and still in developpement. Its added features are : The first version in English (and later with several languages ?) is a clone of the "sac de crue" html counterpart in French". An improved version is now available, and still in developpement. Its added features are :
- a better layout, with all buttons placed on the right ; - a better layout, with all buttons placed on the right ;
- stats of past draws in a table (number and empirical frequencies of each colour). - stats of past draws in a table (number and empirical frequencies of each colour).
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