# This file contains metadata for your plugin. Beginning
# with version 1.8 this is the preferred way to supply information about a
# plugin. The current method of embedding metadata in __init__.py will
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# Mandatory items:


[general]
name=InaSAFE
qgisMinimumVersion=2.14.0
qgisMaximumVersion=2.18.99
description=InaSAFE is free software that allows disaster managers to study realistic natural hazard impact scenarios for better planning, preparedness and response activities.
about=Developed for the Indonesian Government - BNPB, Australian Government - AIFDR and DMInnovation and, and World Bank - GFDRR

version=4.0.2
# alpha, beta, rc or final
status=final


# end of mandatory metadata

# Optional items:

changelog=
    Version 4.0.2
    - Fix to support sub versions of QGIS > 2.18.0
    Version 4.0.1
    - Fix SSHWS classification
    - Add option to launch keyword wizard on shakemap importer
    - Change fallback font to Arial in Windows
    - Create fallback header if affected field not found
    - Match petabencana's keyword with its classification (#4056)
    - Fix #4049. Handle more types in metadata copying.
    - Change calculation of additional rice #3607
    - Improve translation for IF name
    - Add translated analysis question support
    - Add sum ratio checker in option dialog.
    - Fix issue #3887: Add ordering for exposure classes in aggregation
    - Fix issue #3998: update qgis report templates
    - Improvement in infographic
    - Disable GDAL bash window on windows
    - Fix hazard with many units
    - Enable the displaced raster to be the impact layer
    - Fix title and displaced raster
    - Add missing notes for EQ impact function
    - Enable inasafe for QGIS 2.14, 2.16 and 2.18
    - Generate map report in IFCW too
    - Fix unicode issue in layer title
    
    Version 4.0.0
    - Complete overhaul of the InaSAFE code base
    - Deprecated numpy / matrix based geometry manipulation
    - New reporting system including Jinja2 support
    - Experimental support for Infographics
    - Removed all impact functions in favour of a shared workflow for all hazards
    - Added support for exposure specfic thresholds in hazard metadata
    - Produce rich data outputs instead of simple HTML reports
    - Added new hazard support for Tropical Cyclone
    - Extensive updates to the help reference and a new help browser
    - Removal of all logic that uses interpolation to assess impact level
    - Application of standards to reporting and calculations for more consistent presentation
    - Ability to work with larger datasets in many cases (just be patient while analysis runs)
    - Speed ups and improvements to many parts of the code base
    - Improvements to the batch runner tool
    - Improvements to the shake grid importer tool
    - Port of the minimum needs tool to use our new architecture
    - Added support for analysis of irregular areas (as defined by aggregation layer)
    - Features or population outside of aggregation areas are no longer counted as part of the total exposure count
    - Added support for working with data subsets
    - Analysis no longer works only with local file sources
    - All geometry operations are performed using the QGIS API now
    - QGIS layers list items now have a context menu for InaSAFE
    - Input layers no longer need to be in EPSG:4326
    - Moved realtime code to its own repository
    - Improved error handling system
    - Added profiling for all analysis steps so we can easily identify performance bottlenecks
    - Improved how partial overlaps with a hazard are managed (feature is assigned highest impact zone)
    - Generate rich provenance for use in reporting
    - Generate multiple sub products (impact layer, aggregation by hazard layer)
    - PDF Reports are generated directly once analysis completes
    - Earthquake sub-algorithm selection has been moved to the InaSAFE options dialog
    - ITB Bayesian algorithm is now default for earthquake
    - Earthquake analysis map output is now a boolean layer indicating if a cell contains displaced people
    - Many, many more improvements...
    

# tags are comma separated with spaces allowed
tags=contingency planning, impact assessments, disaster scenarios, natural hazards

homepage=http://www.inasafe.org/
tracker=https://github.com/AIFDR/inasafe/issues
repository=https://github.com/AIFDR/inasafe
icon=resources/img/icons/icon.png
# experimental flag
experimental=False

# deprecated flag (applies to the whole plugin, not just a single version
deprecated=False

# Author contact information
author=Indonesian Government - BNPB, Australian Government and World Bank - GFDRR
email=info@inasafe.org
