AIREvents Database Documentation
TblModel30 Table
AIREventsHistorical Database : TblModel30 Table
Description
Stores detailed information about each event in the catalog for the Canada Tropical Cyclone Model (Model 30).
Properties
Creation Date4/11/2019 3:03 PM
File GroupPRIMARY
Text File Group
System Object
Published for Replication
Rows13
Data Space Used8.00 KB
Index Space Used8.00 KB
Columns
 Column NameDescriptionDatatypeLengthAllow NullsDefaultFormula
 Year the event occurred.int4  
 Name of the event.varchar255  
 

Code that represents the catalog type.

  • HIST = Historical
  • EDS = Extreme Disaster Scenario
  • RDS = Lloyd's Realistic Disaster Scenarios
  • GOVT = Government
varchar4  
 Unique system-provided identifier for the event.int4   
 Code that represents the model.int4  
 Identifier of the event.int4  
 Year in the catalog that the event occurred.int4  
 Day (within the Year) that the event occurred.int4  
 

Name/description of the event. 

Note that the description includes both the Saffir–Simpson hurricane wind scale and the area code(s) affected by the hurricane.  For more information regarding the specific area(s) affected by an event, see fields:

  • Latitude
  • Longitude
  • AreaName
  • SubAreaName
varchar200  
 

Indicates whether the hurricane made landfall or bypassed at the initial measurement point for the event.

  • B = Bypass
  • L = Landfall
char1  
 Saffir–Simpson hurricane wind scale value at the initial measurement point for the event.int4  
 

Grid segment where the initial measurement for the event was taken.

int4  
 Central pressure when the initial measurement for the event was taken. Measured in mBar.decimal9 (6,1)  
 

Maximum wind speed sustained for one minute at 10 meters in height over water at RadMax1 when the initial measurement for the event was taken. Measured in miles/hour.

decimal9 (6,1)  
 

Radius of maximum wind (RMW), which is the distance between the center of a hurricane and its band of strongest winds, when the initial measurement for the event was taken.  Measured in miles.

decimal9 (6,2)  
 

Forward momentum of the hurricane when the initial landfall occurred. Measured in miles/hour.

decimal9 (6,2)  
 

Angle, in relation to North, at which the event approached the initial measurement point.

decimal9 (6,2)  
 Longitude coordinate where the initial measurement for the event was taken. Values will be negative for locations west of the prime meridian up to the international date line. They will be positive for locations east of the prime meridian.decimal9 (9,4)  
 Latitude coordinate where the initial measurement for the event was taken.  Values will be positive for locations north of the equator and negative south of the equator.decimal9 (9,4)  
 

Area for the location of the closest ZIP centroid where the initial measurement for the event was taken.

varchar60  
 

Subarea for the location of the closest ZIP centroid where the initial measurement for the event was taken.

varchar60  
 

Indicates whether the hurricane made landfall or bypassed at the second measurement point for the event.

  • B = Bypass
  • L = Landfall
char1  
 Saffir–Simpson hurricane wind scale value at the second measurement point for the event.int4  
 

Grid segment where the second measurement for the event was taken.

int4  
 Central pressure when the second measurement for the event was taken. Measured in mBar.decimal9 (6,1)  
 

Maximum wind speed sustained for one minute at 10 meters in height over water at RadMax2 when the second measurement for the event was taken. Measured in miles/hour.

decimal9 (6,1)  
 

Radius of maximum wind (RMW), which is the distance between the center of a hurricane and its band of strongest winds, when the second measurement for the event was taken.  Measured in miles.

decimal9 (6,2)  
 

Forward momentum of the hurricane when the second landfall occurred. Measured in miles/hour.

decimal9 (6,2)  
 

Angle, in relation to North, at which the event approached the second measurement point.

decimal9 (6,2)  
 Longitude coordinate where the second measurement for the event was taken. Values will be negative for locations west of the prime meridian up to the international date line. They will be positive for locations east of the prime meridian.decimal9 (9,4)  
 Latitude coordinate where the second measurement for the event was taken.  Values will be positive for locations north of the equator and negative south of the equator.decimal9 (9,4)  
 

Area for the location of the closest ZIP centroid where the second measurement for the event was taken.

varchar60  
 

Subarea for the location of the closest ZIP centroid where the second measurement for the event was taken.

varchar60  
See Also

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AIREventsHistorical Database