{"name": "aXqua", "package_name": "axqua", "version": "1.0.0", "experimental": false, "qgis_min": "3.44.0", "qgis_max": "4.99.0", "downloads": 32, "uploaded_by": "sschwindt", "upload_datetime": "2026-10-19T02:54:03.892233", "changelog": "1.0.0\n- The first stable release. It needs the aXqua program 1.0 or newer.\n- Documentation in English, German and French at https://axqua.eu. Help opens\na copy built on this computer when there is one, else the published pages,\nin the language of QGIS.\n- Clean Up, left of Help, removes what a case no longer needs: working folders\nof interrupted runs, listings, earlier time steps of results, processor\nfolders of reconstructed OpenFOAM runs and exports. Inputs, the case file,\nthe built model and the last time step of a result are never offered, and\nnothing is removed while a run may still use it.\n- One Simulations tab with Baseline (Telemac), OpenFOAM, Mesh convergence and\nMorphodynamics, and a mesh convergence study for OpenFOAM.\n- Case settings replace the project file: the cases are kept in the QGIS\nsettings, required entries are marked, and a table lists the measurements\nfor calibration and validation.\n- The outlet of an OpenFOAM model can follow a stage-discharge relation (the\nboundary condition of BAW).\n- OpenFOAM runs on any number of processes; the results of an earlier run are\nset aside in previous-run instead of being deleted.\n- Calibration against the targets of the case file, water depth and velocity.\n- The installation wizards are tabs, run the fixes they ask for, and install\nagain on request.\n0.5.0\n- Installation wizards for TELEMAC, OpenFOAM with the sediment solvers, ParaView\nand VisIt, for you alone or for all users of the computer.\n- The OpenFOAM installation no longer depends on the website of the sediment\nsolvers: their source code ships with aXqua.\n- A profile per computer names where the programs are installed; a case file\n(.axq-case) describes the reach. The profile editor and the case editor edit\nthem, and a check reports everything that is not in order at once.\n- The panel follows the workflow: Configuration, Case Setup, Preprocessing,\nHydraulic simulation, Morphodynamic simulation, Calibration and validation,\nPostprocessing, Batch-processing, each with its Help page.\n- Jobs of a case run one after the other and keep running when QGIS is closed.\n- Validation of a calibrated model against measurements of another flow\nsituation.\n- Fine sediment over a bed that stays in place, simulated with OpenFOAM.\n- Results export to ParaView and VisIt; a loaded result shows its last time\nstep.\n- The Isar example case downloads with its data and a step-by-step guide.\n- Export movie is in the aXqua menu, and QGIS stays responsive while aXqua\nworks.\n- Errors show what aXqua said and what to do about it.\n0.2.0\n- First release.\n- Persistent job runner: submit, monitor and cancel TELEMAC/OpenFOAM runs that\noutlive the QGIS session.\n- Job dashboard with adaptive polling, rediscovery from a .axqua-prj project.\n- Tabs generated from axqua's capability matrix, so a case only offers what it\ncan actually do.\n- Result loading with depth and velocity styling, plus an A3 print layout.\n- Processing algorithms that submit and return rather than blocking QGIS.", "external_deps": null, "download_url": "https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/axqua/version/1.0.0/download/"}