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Version: [593] OpenQuake Integrated Risk Modelling Toolkit 1.8.24 Experimental

Changelog
1.8.24
* ProcessLayer.addAttributes launders proposed attribute names only if the
processed layer is a shapefile
* When fields with long names are added to shapefiles, the original long names
are saved as aliases
* When a socioeconomic indicator is downloaded from the OQ-Platform, its code is
saved as field name and
its full name is saved as field alias
* When transforming a field, if the original field had an alias, the same alias
will be added to the transformed field
* Renewed set of icons and re-added plugin's toolbar with a subset of the
available actions
* Improved mock of QGIS interface for testing
* The latest added layer is put on top of the others in the same group, and new
groups of layers are added on top
* The automatic styling of layers imported from the OQ-Engine sets the size of
points to depend on the map unit
* Fixed the addition of layers to the corresponding groups, avoiding
duplications
* The log of a OQ-Engine calculation is displayed in a dedicated dialog instead
of in the QGIS log window
* Fixed the cascade refreshing of dropdown menus while selecting gsims in gmf
data
1.8.23
* Added a checkbox to load from npz as layer only the selected items
* Added a confirmation dialog to avoid removing oq-engine calculations by
mistake
* Added an error message in case a stored color setting is corrupted
* The GUI displays the number of sites before loading a layer from NPZ
* Loaders for oq-engine outputs are build through a hierarchical structure
* Implemented loaders as layers for: ruptures, losses_by_asset
* All the implemented loaders for oq-engine outputs are tested
* Loaders from geojson have been replaced by loaders from npz
* The full report of a oq-engine calculation can be visualized directly within
the plugin
* Improvements to the user manual
* It is possible to continue risk calculations (e.g. postprocessing on top of a
risk calculation)
* Fixed an unreferenced variable in case of successful updating of a project on
the OQ Platform
* Improved resizing of table items in the list of OQ Engine calculations, so the
text of long
descriptions is wrapped instead of occupying too much horizontal space
* Stats of OQ Engine calculations with multiple realizations can be loaded as
layers
* Fix behavior of 'cancel' in the dialogs that load OQ Engine outputs
1.8.22
* Added a sanity check on default colors stored in the settings, to make sure
they are valid QColor objects
1.8.21
* Added tests for: importing hazard outputs from npz; selecting them with the
Data Viewer; exporting selected data as csv.
* Automatically add markers to uniform hazard spectra and hazard curves
* Fixed management of possible connection errors while driving the OQ-Engine
* Fixed layer selection issue in the recovery modeling dialog
* Fixed a layout issue in the plugin's settings dialog (checkboxes correctly
inserted in corresponding group boxes)
* Fixed layout issues in the Data Viewer
* Removed a duplication in the name assigned to layers imported from npz
* Also csv-based layers with field names longer than 10 characters can now be
used for recovery modeling
1.8.20
* Custom QGIS widgets for color selection were substituted with standard Qt
widgets,
improving compatibility with Windows and Mac OS X
1.8.19
* Fix adding features to layers when importing data from oq-engine outputs
1.8.18
* Redundancy reduced in the visualization of recovery curves
* Fixed a numeric issue in saving shapefiles while having a locale that uses
comma as decimal separator
* The plugin keeps memory of the latest used directory
* A new button enables to download the HDF5 datastore of a chosen OQ-Engine
calculation
* Minor improvements to the user manual
* Some cleanup
* Improved management of potential problems encountered while communicating with
the OQ-Engine
* Minor changes to the recovery modeling settings dialog
* The automatic styling applied to layers after recalculating composite indices
can be customized
through the plugin's settings dialog (and it can be disabled)
1.8.17
* Losses from oq-engine are read from the single-file csv format
* Improved manual with additional examples, instructions about installation and
testing
* Custom operators use an api that works both for QGIS 2.14ltr and 2.18
* Continuous Integration on Jenkins and Travis
* The plugin provides a clear error message in case a wrong output type is
selected in the Data Viewer
1.8.16
* Additional reference to the CSSC project and to relevant scientific literature
about recovery modeling
* Improvements to the user manual, about OpenQuake outputs visualization
* Updated description and about
1.8.15
* Improvements to the user manual: additional sections and screenshots about
recovery
modeling and driving the oq-engine server
* Fix exception handling when the oq-engine server is not available
* Enable scrolling in the Data Viewer
* Additional tooltips added to explain the meaning of recovery modeling
configuration variables
* Check that each row of the transfer probabilities matrix sums to 1
1.8.14
* New settings dialog to edit recovery modeling parameters (removed config
folder)
* Settings for recovery modeling can be saved separately for each layer
* Fixed a casting issue that caused a bug in the calculation of the overal time
interval
* Additional check on the rows of transfer probabilities: each one must sum to
1
1.8.13
* Many additions to the user manual
* Messages displayed in the QGIS message bar are also added to the log
* Fix header of csv for data exported from the Data Viewer
* Improved visualization and export of uniform hazard spectra
1.8.12
* Fields containing damage states probabilities can be selected through a
multiselect widget
1.8.11
* While calculating recovery curves, a feedback on the progress of the
calculation is displayed
* Changing the number of simulations per building does not cause the tool to
immediately
recalculate the recovery curve. Instead, an additional button can be used to
launch the calculation
* An additional checkbox enables/disables to save recovery curves for individual
buildings
1.8.10
* Enable using a different number of loss-based damage states
* When using a custom operator, children nodes will be displayed with equal
diameter
* Minor additions to the manual, describing the new nested menu
* Do not time out when downloading an output from the OQ-Engine
1.8.9
* Allow API endpoints to be used with a self-signed SSL certificate
1.8.8
* Fix highlighting points on map when hovering on corresponding curves in plots
* Fix visualization of multiple curves when switching IMT
* Fix displaying the number of available event ids when loading ground motion
fields from the OQ-Engine
1.8.7
* Remove all dependencies from the openquake libraries
1.8.6
* Use npz instead of hdf5
* Fix displaying the output list for oq-engine calculations (properly
refreshing)
* Fix reading `composite_risk_model`, for plotting `dmg_total` and
`dmg_by_taxon`
1.8.5
* Enable recovery modeling both for the csv output of oq-engine and for its
shapefile translation
1.8.4
* Enable recalculating composite indices using custom operators
with the same format used by the field calculator
* Replace toolbox with a nested menu
* Enable hdf5-related actions only on Ubuntu
* While performing recovery modeling, enable changing the number of simulations
per building
* Add bugfixes and features introduced in stable versions of the plugin up to
v1.7.16
Approved
yes
Author
gemfoundation
Uploaded
2017-05-18T15:01:12.260214+00:00
Minimum QGIS version
2.14.0
Maximum QGIS version
2.99.0
External dependencies (PIP install string)
None
Experimental
yes

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