Changes to inventory structure; facilitate interchangeability of hazard resources #140
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…rd resources. Signed-off-by: Joe Moorhouse <joe.moorhouse@gmail.com>
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…rd resources. (#140) Signed-off-by: Joe Moorhouse <joe.moorhouse@gmail.com>
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Inventory.json is now included in the project as an 'embedded' inventory providing 'hazard resources': sources of hazard indicators. This is generated by the 'test_create_inventory' test of https://github.com/os-climate/hazard (i.e. all indicator creation and generation of inventory code now in hazard). The resource schema / object is also changed to facilitate selection by the hazard model of the appropriate resource. In particular, vulnerability models will typically request based on the 'indicator_id' which identifies the nature of the hazard indicator without knowledge of the underlying model.