Storing and backup mechanisms for basin overlay and any other shape files of common interest

[niconoe]

Good suggestion from Bram : https://www.geopunt.be/catalogus/datasetfolder/851f2466-e4b4-4cb3-9012-4fdd94da17ec

check license?

[damianooldoni]

@adrienlatli: do you know where we can find an hydrographic atlas (shapefile) of Wallonia similar to the Flemish one mentioned above? Thanks a lot.

[adrienlatli]

@damianooldoni : Hello Damiano.
Find below a link for downloading the hydrographic atlas (shapefile) of Wallonia.
https://we.tl/t-7L2lC3yWHI

See also this link if you want a description of the shapefile (in french...):
https://geoportail.wallonie.be/catalogue/33c16acd-7047-4129-82b6-684dc89270ed.html

[adrienlatli]

@damianooldoni
Find below a link for 3 basin river sectorisations(shapefile) :
https://we.tl/t-xk11Go4wDd

New_RSU_RIPARIAS_12_02_2021 --> RSU used for RIPARIAS (with small modifications for the project)
RSU_Wallonie --> RSU for wallonia (original)
BV_principaux --> a river basin sectorisation at larger scale

[niconoe]

Update:

Thanks @adrienlatli, I downloaded the files so we have access to them later (after Wetransfer links have expired). Since one file is > 100Mb, I cannot add it to the GitHub repository.

Next steps:

• Set Git LFS up so we can store those files alongside the code (alternatively: find another long-term home for those files)
• Build a proper backend mechanism (data model, ...) to store all those polygons (to be used for data filtering, and also has map overlays)

[niconoe]

Woops, I realize now that those files were probably saved on my INBO laptop at the time, which was formatted and given back a year ago.

The question is therefore: do we still have interest in those files? Should we add them to the RIPARIAS instance? If so, can we ask them again to Adrien/Bram?

Please note that this issues probably belongs to https://github.com/riparias/early-alert-webapp/ (the RIPARIAS instance, not the reusable engine)