Major release implementing GRASS 7

This is a major release implementing GRASS 7.x and replacing GRASS 6.4.x. It further comes with a number of fixes and improvements.

Changes:

• portation to GRASS 7.4 (old 6.4 not supported anymore, other versions < 7.4 not tested)
• improved messaging (resolves #32)
• many bug fixes
• enhancements:
  • calc_subbas(): support disk swap for large datasets
  • prof_class(): allow for exclusion of certain EHAs, new TC partitioning routine
  • db_create(): optionally empty existing table(s) in a database instead of deleting and overwriting everything
  • reservoirs: Added reservoir tables to database, extended db_wasa_input() and adapted reservoir_*() functions accordingly

Last GRASS 6.4 release

This is the last release supporting GRASS 6.4. All later commits focus on the migration to GRASS 7.4.

Basides, this release comes with a number of bug fixes and performance enhancements. Especially the database functions db_* were refined and extended and now support the WASA engine of the modelling environment ECHSE.

A new function disc_wrapper() was introduced to do the whole process of landscape discretisation within a single function call, e.g. within calibration or Monte Carlo based analyses.

New name, improvements, bug fixes

This release comes with a new name (lumpR) in order to better distinguish the R package from the original LUMP algorithm by Francke et al. (2008).

The release furthermore incorporates a whole bunch of bug fixes and extensions such as better user controls via additional function arguments, improved subbasin delineation etc. Unfortunately, this comes at the cost of limited downward compatibility, i.e. you will need to adjust your scripts for new arguments etc.

The old example script has been replaced by a new one

First stable release of LUMP

This is the first stable release of our R package LUMP. It includes R functions for landscape discretisation and (to some extent) hydrological parameter estimation in close relation to GRASS GIS and the creation and management of a parameter database. However, some issues remain regarding enhancement and extension of the package.

Have fun and don't for get to report any errors, problems and suggestions for enhancement. To do so register at github and open an issue or write an e-mail to tpilz(at)uni-potsdam.de.

parameter_database

This release holds the function that allow the interaction with the database. May later be merged into trunk.

Improved Windows compatibility and new functions

A new test release with improved Windows compatibility and some new functions

First test release

First test release of LUMP