Issue Downloading OSMs from PAT 2.0

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asked 7 years ago

Alex Bennett
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updated 7 years ago

__AmirRoth__

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I ran analysis with 1600 models using PATs algorithmic mode in LHS. The results CSV was populated properly but when I tried to download all the OSMs(by pressing the OSM cloud download button), PAT only downloaded 200. It appears to only be downloading the ones shown on the main PAT page but I want to download all of them. Is there an easy way to do this? I looked at the Server but it appeared to only let you download one at a time to. Thanks for the help!

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answered 7 years ago

shorowit

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Here's another solution that you can use in the meantime. It uses the Firefox browser with the DownThemAll plug-in.

Go to the analysis on the server page and click View All. All the datapoints will now be listed on a single page.
Right-click on the page and choose the DownThemAll plug-in. Check the box next to the "Archive" filter, as you want to download the datapoint.zip files.

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This is perfect for right now. Thanks!

Alex Bennett ( 7 years ago )

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answered 7 years ago

ljbrackney

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You're correct that the PAT interface only downloads datapoints within the UI, which is intentionally capped to limit bandwidth. The server UI doesn't currently have a "download all" functionality for much the same reason - bandwidth management. The OpenStudio Server API contains the download functionality. Here's some Ruby code that may be close to what you're after.

The limit in PAT isn't hard to change, and could probably be turned into a preference value. Similarly a download all button could probably be added to the server interface without much trouble. This is the sort of thing that would be good to post on UserVoice to let the community weigh in on preferences.

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If you want to use the ruby script, here's an example of its usage: ruby complete_localResults.rb -p ../project_resstock_efs_01 -s http://ec2-11-222-33-44.compute-1.amazonaws.com -a 0ba3bdf4-9569-4901-ae50-cda3c68f7f88