Stores information about each sub-accumulation object. A sub-accumulation object is a concentric ring that is assigned a peril-specific damage ratio. All locations that lie within this ring are analyzed together as a single group.
| Creation Date | 4/11/2022 6:15 PM |
| File Group | PRIMARY |
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| Column Name | Description | Datatype | Length | Allow Nulls | Default | Formula | |
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| AccumulatorID | Identifier for the zones, rings, or polygons in which exposure concentration is accumulated for a specified peril in a Geospatial analysis. | int | 4 | |||
| SubAccumulatorID | Unique system-generated identifier for the single concentric ring in which exposure concentration is accumulated for a specified peril during the Geospatial analysis. | int | 4 | |||
| PerilSetCode | Numeric code for the single peril or set of perils. For a complete list of codes, see tPerilSet Table. | int | 4 | |||
| Radius | Radius of the sub-accumulator. | real | 4 | ![]() | |||
| UnitCode | Code for the unit of measure used to express the radius of the ring. For a complete list of codes, see tUnit Table. | varchar | 10 | ||||
| DamageRatio | Percent of the total replacement value of a property that is damaged. A damage ratio of 100 represents a total loss. | real | 4 | ||||
| BucketMin | Used for wind speed tracking, it is the minimum value of the bucket range. | numeric | 9 (19,6) | ![]() | |||
| BucketMax | Used for wind speed tracking, it is the maximum value of the bucket range. | numeric | 9 (19,6) | ![]() | |||
| BucketLabel | Attribute of the bucket. For example, wind speed, soil type, elevation. | varchar | 255 | ![]() |
| Database Object | Object Type | Description | Dep Level | |
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![]() | tRRRR_EC_DimAccumulator | Table | Stores information about each accumulation object. tRRRR_EC_ByAccumulator Table refers to the data in this parent table. | 1 |