{"name": "Pluma Gaussiana Educativa", "package_name": "gaussian_educativo", "version": "0.16.7", "experimental": false, "qgis_min": "3.40.0", "qgis_max": "3.99.0", "downloads": 40, "uploaded_by": "Sebapac90", "upload_datetime": "2026-10-01T11:04:17.815579", "changelog": "0.16.7 - Prepares multi-source grids and CRS objects on the QGIS main thread, preventing native PROJ crashes during automatic domain extension in background tasks.\n0.16.6 - Promotes the validated multiple-source release to stable status without changing the physical model or numerical results.\n0.16.5 - Simplifies the source-editor heading and reports clearly that multiple sources must fit one local domain with shared meteorology, recommending separate scenarios for distant source groups.\n0.16.4 - Binds pyproj to the PROJ database bundled with QGIS during plugin initialization, preventing foreign Conda or GIS environment paths from reaching background Processing calculations while restoring the process environment immediately.\n0.16.3 - Opens the source editor on the newly mapped source and commits pending numeric edits before switching sources, so per-stack Briggs diameter, exit velocity and gas temperature are preserved.\n0.16.2 - Replaces the wide source table with a source list and focused editor; groups per-source Briggs inputs; and provides a direct return to the shared wind controls.\n0.16.1 - Moves the optional multiple-source workflow to the end of the panel; captures each additional source on the map; preserves current parameters for editing; and supports further mapped or manually duplicated sources.\n0.16.0 - Adds multiple point sources with per-source emission, height and optional Briggs stack fields; scenario persistence; summed concentration fields; multi-source outputs and computational limits.\n0.15.1 - Refines the plume-rise interface: Briggs inputs open in a dedicated dialog; the ambient gradient is enabled only for stability classes E-F; and physical stack-height and entered effective-height inputs are kept separate.\n0.15.0 - Adds optional Briggs final plume rise, manual effective height, per-wind-class height calculation and plume-height GeoTIFF metadata.\n0.14.0 - First public experimental release. Masters and Ela formulation, constant and observed wind modes, georeferenced outputs, bilingual interface and reproducible scenarios.", "external_deps": null, "download_url": "https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/gaussian_educativo/version/0.16.7/download/"}