NOTE:
This data is only the data for the fire scenario (weather and fire locations). You also have to:
create extension postgis
as a privlieged user in your DB BEFORE running the import below.
Since the fire data was too big to commit, only the dump of the tables for fire boundaries, regions, and units contains the data. To recreate using the information in the README.md you need to re-download the data from the sites mentioned and follow the steps.
Data was exported with:
pg_dump -h localhost -U postgres -Fp --compress=9 --no-owner --no-privileges -d fire -t 'fire19*' -t 'weather' -f crunchy-demo-fire.dump.sql.gz
imports with
gunzip -c crunchy-demo-fire.dump.sql.gz |psql -h localhost -U postgres -p 5432 fire
This release fixes an issue with dates in the fire19 table where they were text fields and not date fields