BRAILS++ is an object-oriented framework for building applications that focus on generating asset inventories for large geographic regions.
brails: A directory containing the classes
brails/types: directory containing useful datatypes, e.g., ImageSet and AssetInventorybrails/processors: directory containing classes that do image_processing to make predictions, e.g. RoofShapebrails/scrapers: directory containing classes that do internet downloads, e.g., footprint and image scrapers.brails/filters: directory containing image filters, e.g., classes that take images and revise or filter out unnecessary portions of images.brails/imputers: directory containing classes that fill in missing AssetInventory datasets, i.e., filling in features that are missing in certain Assets of the AssetInventory.brails/inferers: directory containing classes that infer new asset features based on existing features in the Assets of AssetInventory.brails/utils: directory containing misc classes that do useful things, e.g. geometric conversionsexamples: A directory containing example scripts and Jupyter notebookstests: A directory containing unit tests. The directory structure follows that of brailspip install brails
This work is based on material supported by the National Science Foundation under grants CMMI 1612843 and CMMI 2131111.
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BRAILS++: Building Regional Asset Inventories for Large Scale Simulation
We found that brails demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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