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simulariatools 2.5.1

08 Nov 14:50
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  • Removed Unicode symbols (on CRAN request).
  • Explicitly add x and y scales limits to contourPlot2.
  • Updated deprecated functions from scales package.
  • Bugfix: avoid Inf duplication in contourPlot2 legend.
  • Documentation: spell check and improvements.

simulariatools 2.5.0

22 Jun 07:14
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  • Dependency from other packages has been reviewed. RColorBrewer, dplyr and
    png are not required anymore.
  • raster becomes suggested, since it is only required by the deprecated
    contourPlot() function. Geo processing is now performed by the required
    terra package.
  • Openair is now a suggested package.
  • Bugs were fixed in the Pasquill stability class functions stabilityClass()
    and plotStabilityClass(). Furthermore, some working examples have been added.
  • In contourPlot2(), deprecation of stat(level) and size of ggplot2()
    have been fixed.
  • Improved documentation and README file.

Version 2.4.0

29 Nov 23:52
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The first version to be released on CRAN:

  • The package is ready to be submitted to CRAN.
  • Fixed many syntax errors, cleaned up code to try to comply with best practices.
  • Fixed warnings in the documentation and added some working examples in
    some functions.
  • Added some tests.
  • Added a sample dataset stMeteo with hourly values of wind speed, wind
    direction, temperature, global radiation, total cloud cover and stability class.
  • Renamed NEWS to NEWS.md.
  • Updated README file.

Version 2.3.1

19 Nov 12:50
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  • Trying to fix issues with fonts in contourPlot2().
  • Updated readme file and fixed some minor issues in the documentation.

Version 2.3.0

22 Sep 14:14
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  • BREAKING CHANGE: in raster plots with contourPlot2 (tile = TRUE) intervals are closed on the
    left and open on the right. In previous versions it was the opposite. In this way an interval
    [0 - 1) does include values equal to 0 and does not include values equal to 1.

Version 2.2.3

23 Jul 16:55
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Version 2.2.3

Version 2.2.2

09 Jul 09:18
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Version 2.2.2

Version 2.2.1

24 Mar 15:30
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Version 2.2.1

Version 2.2.0

09 Feb 14:47
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Version 2.2.0

Version 2.1.2

15 Nov 22:05
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Version 2.1.2