Bulletin d'Estimation du Risque d'Avalanche (BERA) utilities

Usage : retrieving a BERA

Using the python sources

Install dependencies :

pip install -r requirements.txt

Run main.py :

py main.py <MASSIF> <yyyy> <mm> <dd> --output-name <filename.pdf>

MASSIF is a valid massif in capital letters (use --help to list all available massifs). yyyy mm dd represents year, month and day of the desired BERA. output-name specifies the file to write the bera pdf to, it is optionnal and defaults to BERA.pdf

Example for the Belledonne's BERA for the 21st of November 2022:

py main.py BELLEDONNE 2022 11 21 --output-name BELLEDONNE.pdf

Using the bera-dl executable

Executables for Windows (bera-dl.exe) and Linux (bera-dl) can be downloaded from the releases named "binary-release"

bera-dl <MASSIF> <yyyy> <mm> <dd> --output-name <filename.pdf>

From the daily release

BERAS for a variety of massif are published daily (around 18h30 CET) as release artifacts. For a given <massif> on a given date <yyyy>-<mm>-<dd>, the BERA pdf can be found at https://github.com/NyuB/bera-downloader/releases/download/bera-release-<yyyy>-<mm>-<dd>/<massif>-<yyyy>-<mm>-<dd>.pdf

For example, to get the BERA of the Aravis' massif on the 23rd of November 2022:

curl https://github.com/NyuB/bera-downloader/releases/download/bera-release-2022-11-23/Arravis-2022-11-23.pdf