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The release largely focusses on bug-fixes rather than adding new features. The
following tools were added to the project:
MosaicWithFeathering
Support was added for GeoTIFF MODELTRANSFORMATIONTAG (Tag 33920).
Support was added for reading GeoTIFFs that have coordinate transformations
defined by multiple tiepoints contained with the ModelTiepointTag (Tag 33922).
These rasters have their raster-to-model transform defined by a 2D polynomial
regression of the 3rd order.
The initialize_using_file function in the abstract Raster model now transfers
information contained in an input GeoTIFF's ModelTiePoint, ModelPixelScale,
ModelTransform, GeoKeyDirectory, GeoDoubleParms, and GeoAsciiParams tags to
the output raster. This means that if a GeoTIFF file is input to a Whitebox
tool, and the output raster is specified to be of GeoTIFF format as well,
all of the coordinate information contain in the input raster will now be
contained in the output raster.
The FeaturePreservingDenoise and DrainagePreservingSmoothing tools, both of
which are used for DEM generalization, now represent surface normal vectors
using 32-bit floats instead of the original double-precision values. This
does not alter the results of these tools significantly, but does reduce the
memory requirements and run-times of these tools substantially.
The LidarKappa tool now outputs a raster displaying the spatial distribution
of the overall accuracy per grid cell (i.e. percent agreement).
Fixed a bug with the RasterStreamsToVector tool that resulted in overlapping
traced streams.
The D8FlowAccumulation tool has been modifed to use a fixed flow-width to
calculate specific contributing area, equal to the average grid cell resolution.
The tool previously used a variable flow-width for SCA calculations, however,
this differs from the constant value used in Whitebox GAT, and 2. a
variable flow-width means that flow accumulation values do not increase
continuously in a downstream direction. This last issue was causing problems
with applications involving stream network extraction. This change does not
affect the 'cells' nor 'catchment area' outputs of the tool.