Releases: BritishGeologicalSurvey/pyvolcans
v1.3.2
v1.3.1
v1.3.0
In this version, an important new functionality was added to PyVOLCANS
: currently, the ID profile (i.e. the available data for each of the volcanological criteria used by the software -please see Tierz et al., 2019 for more details-) for both the target volcano and any set of analogue volcanoes created can now be printed into the stdout using the flag --verbose
(or -v
). These ID profiles can also be stored in json-formatted files by using specific flags (please run pyvolcans --help
for further details).
Additionally, a collection of tests were devised and implemented to cover the command-line functionalities of PyVOLCANS
. Test coverage is now above 85% for the two core files in the package.
v1.2.4
v1.2.3
This release includes changes mainly related to improving the handling and text-formatting of Warnings linked with two situations that may arise while running PyVOLCANS
:
-
Some of the volcanological criteria for the target volcano chosen by the user have no available data to calculate single-criterion analogies.
-
All top analogue volcanoes derived for a given target volcano, and using a particular weighting scheme, share the same value of total, multi-criteria analogy (perfect analogues if that analogy value is equal to 1).
Whenever these situations arise, PyVOLCANS
users will see Warning messages that inform about these occurrences, as well as providing further details (e.g. which of the volcanological criteria chosen have missing data). Please see #13 for more details.
v1.2.2
v1.2.1
This release includes modifications to the MANIFEST.in file to ensure that the VOLCANS
Matlab scripts, and the associated source-data csv files, are included upon installation of PyVOLCANS
.
v1.2.0
This release incorporates the upload of the VOLCANS
Matlab scripts, all their associated source data, and details on the code numbering adopted in the .csv
data files.
Two new README
files accompany this release: README_VOLCANS.md, which provides further details on the VOLCANS
method, as well as descriptions of the structure and content of each of the Matlab scripts and .csv
data files; and README_NUMBERING.md, which provides the aforementioned details about the code numbering used in the .csv
data files.