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[general]
name=Nuclear Energy Plants' Radiations 
qgisMinimumVersion=3.0
description= Visualize all nuclear energy plant in the world!
version=1.8
author=Marino Domenico, Ruggiero Mario
email=domenicomarino42@gmail.com, mario.ruggiero1995@gmail.com

about=The goal of this project was develop a python plugin for the software Quantum GIS (QGIS) in order to visualize on the open street map all nuclear energy plant in the world. This plugin use the mqtt protocol for receive of radiation data from sensors in order to dinamically visualize it on the map. In order to clarify the visualization of the radiation data, a heat map was created and used. The plugin uses fake radiation, it simulates that the data comes from real sensors. The extention value (radiation radius) is computed by MAX_RADIATION_VALUE / (4pi), in order to give a real visual experience.
tracker=https://github.com/DomenicoM92/Nuclear-Energy-Plant-Radiations-/issues/
repository=https://github.com/DomenicoM92/Nuclear-Energy-Plant-Radiations-.git
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tags=python
homepage=https://github.com/DomenicoM92/Nuclear-Energy-Plant-Radiations-.git
category=Plugins
icon=icon.png
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