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Get secondary modifiers

Returns a list of secondary modifiers for the the specified domain tablespace entity.

A secondary modifier defines site-specific construction and occupancy features of a location. Often derived from engineering or inspection reports for buildings known to differ from the industry average, secondary modifiers apply a credit or penalty to the mean damage ratio computed from a primary damage function for a particular combination of primary modifiers. The magnitude of the credit or penalty is dependent on the level of hazard modeled during an event. Secondary modifiers can only be defined if all primary modifiers are known for the modeled risk or location.

Path Params
string
required

Name of the domain.

string
required

Name of the tablespace.

string
required

Name of the entity.

Query Params
string
required

Name of the field user wants to fetch in the secondary modifiers.

string

Optional attribute to filter the values. Defaults to returning all values.

string
required

Name of the metadata tag.

string

Filters query results by evaluating the value of expressions. Supports four types of operators:

  • Comparison: q=[attribute][comparison operator][value] e.g. id=100, id!=100, id>100
  • Logical: q=[expression][logical operator][expression] e.g. id=100 AND name="xyz" , id=100 OR type="abc"
  • List: q=[attribute][list operator][values list] e.g. id IN (1,2,3], name NOT IN ("abc","xyz")
  • Matching: q=[attribute][comparison operator][pattern], e.g. name LIKE "abc " , type NOT LIKE " xyz* "
    To learn more, see Filter Exposure Data.
string

The name of the field on which to sort the results.

string

Sort order of records returned. One of ASC (ascending) or DESC (descending).

int32

Number of records returned.

int32

Number of records offset before the first record returned. By default, 0.

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