#189 aggregation polygon overlap

.gitignore

@@ -122,4 +122,10 @@ cache
 /examples/FIAT_database
 hydromt_fiat/data/damage_functions/flooding/AllDDF_HAZUS_fractions.xlsx
 examples/data/building_footprints/fiat_model_bfs
-examples/data/aggregation_zones/output
+examples/data/aggregation_zones/output
+
+# notebooks
+/examples/aggregation_zones_example_files
+/examples/data/aggregation_zones/aggregation_zones_test1/
+/examples/data/aggregation_zones/aggregation_zones_test2/
+examples/aggregation_zones_example.html

examples/data/aggregation_zones/configuration.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+setup_aggregation_areas:
+  aggregation_area_fn: "data/aggregation_zones/aggregation_zones/base_zones.gpkg"
+  attribute_names: ZONE_BASE
+  label_names: Base_zones
+
+
+
+

examples/data/aggregation_zones/configuration_2.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+setup_aggregation_areas:
+  aggregation_area_fn:
+    - "data/aggregation_zones/aggregation_zones/base_zones.gpkg"
+    - "data/aggregation_zones/aggregation_zones/land_use.gpkg"
+    - "data/aggregation_zones/aggregation_zones/accomodation_type.gpkg"
+  attribute_names: 
+    - ZONE_BASE
+    - LAND_USE
+    - ACCOM
+  label_names:
+    - Base_zones
+    - Land_use
+    - Accommodation_type

hydromt_fiat/workflows/aggregation_areas.py

@@ -43,6 +43,7 @@ def join_exposure_aggregation_multiple_areas(
 
 
         assert attribute_name in aggregation_gdf.columns, f"Attribute {attribute_name} not found in {file_path}"
+
 
         # If you overwrite the exposure_gdf with the joined data, you can append all 
         # aggregation areas to the same exposure_gdf
@@ -52,19 +53,9 @@ def join_exposure_aggregation_multiple_areas(
             op="intersects",
             how="left",
         )
+
+        assert exposure_gdf["Object ID"].is_unique, "Error! Polygons overlap! Please clean your data from overlaping features."
 
-        # aggregate the data if duplicates exist
-        aggregated = (
-            exposure_gdf.groupby("Object ID")[attribute_name].agg(list).reset_index()
-        )
-        exposure_gdf.drop_duplicates(subset="Object ID", keep="first", inplace=True)
-        exposure_gdf.drop(columns=attribute_name, inplace=True)
-        exposure_gdf = exposure_gdf.merge(aggregated, on="Object ID")
-
-        # Create a string from the list of values in the duplicated aggregation area 
-        # column
-        exposure_gdf[attribute_name] = exposure_gdf[attribute_name].apply(process_value)
-
         # Rename the 'aggregation_attribute' column to 'new_column_name'. Put in 
         # Documentation that the order the user put the label name must be the order of the gdf
         exposure_gdf.rename(columns={attribute_name: f"Aggregation Label: {label_name}"}, inplace=True)