daggerpy 0.0.13

DAG tools to process numerical topography and landscape evolution models

DAGGER

DAG tools to process numerical topography and landscape evolution models

• Free software: GNU General Public License v3

• Documentation: https://dagger.readthedocs.io. (WIP - will be online at publication time)

Features

• TODO

References

TODO add and format the references

Credits

Main developer: Boris Gailleton ([e-mail])

Project partly funded byt projects within the SUBITOP ITN, University of Edinburgh, GFZ Postdam, ERC Feasible, Université de Rennes

This package formatting was created with Cookiecutter and the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.

Some I/O operations are using libnpy (MIT), a header-only c++ library to write/load simple numpy arrays.

History

0.0.13 (04/07/2024)

• Refactoring some accessors

• Adding helpers for riverdale

• starting to add xtensor-python

• D4 standalone priority_flood

• Labour voted in parlement

0.0.12 (06/03/2024)

• Many improvements on graphflood

• Many bug fixes

• Starting to add river analysis tools (early work)

0.0.11 (05/01/2023)

• Minor improvements and cleanings

• Minor bug fixes in the installation (related to pep 517 and 518)

• Start of some refactoring prior to version 0.1

0.0.10 (13/11/2023)

• Loads of minor bug fixes and random additions on the experimental side

0.0.9 (23/10/2023)

• A lot of minor fixes for the graph, classic connector and graphflood

• Majors additions behind teh scenes for the next big refactoring (experimental features in)

0.0.8 (01/08/2023)

• Fixing bugs in the connectors

• Adding tools for hydrogeomorphometrics in graphflood

• Adding some standalone models to trackscape

0.0.7 (01/08/2023)

• Hotfixes

0.0.6 (01/08/2023)

• Adding quick river and drainage divide extraction tools

0.0.4 (20/07/2023)

• Hot fix (still developping the CI/CD toolchain)

0.0.3 (20/07/2023)

• Fixing compilation for conda-forge on MacOS and Windows

• Adding a quick topo function as quick test

0 (2023-07-20)

• First release on PyPI.