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Revision as of 08:35, 18 April 2010
Changes since: Kalypso-2.1.0 (Change_Log_Kalypso_2.1.0). See the [Trac Report] for a full list of enhancements and bug fixes.
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Kalypso Platform
Items that improve Kalypso in general.
| Welcome page has been improved. Especially the project list of each module has been re-engineered. | 
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| Map tool-bars have been reworked, the tools do not flicker any more. | |
| All map layers get now individually buffered, so some operations (like enabling a single layer or changing the selection) are now lightning fast. Map drawing is generally faster. | |
| Basic translations for English and German available. | |
| Some large GML files (i.e. 1d2d results) are now gzipped by default, greatly reducing hard disk space consumption. | |
| Support for central project model databases (not configured / enabled by default). | |
| Releases for several platforms are provided by default. Currently suported platforms are: Windows 32bit, Windows 64bit, Linux 32bit, Linux 64bit. Releases are mainly tested under Windows and Linux-Ubuntu. Underlying models (calculation cores) of KalypsoWSPM and KalypsoHydrology are currently not available for Linux. |
Consumability / Reliability
Items that make it easier for users to get Kalypso, install it on their systems, and configure it for their use.
| Basic configuration is easier, most default settings are now already predefined after installation. | |
| On first startup, the user is asked for the location of the workspace. | 
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Kalypso1D2D
| Quick-Info for roughness theme displays the roughness class and several other useful informations about a element. | |
| The 1d2d tin results are directly processed to disk and compressed, improving memory consumption and performance of result processing. | 
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| It is now possible to create a preview of the FE-net as terrain model, displaying it as isolines. | |
New map editing tools:
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KalypsoHydrology
| On-the-fly generation of hydrotopes. |
KalypsoWSPM
| Big performance improvement when displaying profiles in the map. |
KalypsoRisk
| Specific damage potential are now individually processed and accessible. Can be exported in .asc format. Risk zones export contains damage values instead of zone number. |
