v0.7.3-beta

This release fixes the issue due to recent changes to the WaterData web service.

0.7.2

Enhancements

• Replaced simplejson with orjson to speed-up JSON operations.
• Explicitly sort the time dimension of the ssebopeta_bygeom function.

Bug fixes

• Fix an issue with the nlcd function where high-resolution requests fail.

v0.7.1

This is a bug fix that addresses the nlcd function issue where not all None layers are dropped. Also, a new flag called title_ypos was added to the plot.signatures function for adjusting the vertical position of the supertitle which is useful for multi-line titles.

v0.7.0

This version re-writes almost the whole codebase and divides Hydrodata into six standalone Python libraries. This decision was made for reducing the code complexity and allowing the users to only install the packages that they need without having to install all the Hydrodata dependencies. Please check History for the full changelog.

v0.6.0

This release improves the overall quality and efficiency of the code by refactoring some parts of the code and making some necessary API changes. This release is not backward compatible.

V0.5.5

This release removes two dependencies that were not available on conda-forge channel so Hydrodata can be added to conda-forge.

v0.5.4

This release prepares the package to be released on conda-forge.

v0.5.3

This release features the addition of three new databases from the National Map and refactoring several functions for increasing robustness and performances. The package is now released on conda-forge and can be installed using pip that handles the installation of dependencies.

V0.5.0

This release is an almost re-write of the code base with many new features and improvements in robustness and efficiency. Some notable new features are efficient vector flow accumulation, the ability to easily add new databases that are based on ArcGIS REST, WFS or WMS, and the addition of the HCDN-2009 database for identifying watersheds that are influenced by human activity.

Initial release

The initial release includes retrieval of daily climate data with the addition of potential evapotranspiration from Daymet, NWIS and NLCD 2016 databases for any point in the US. Hydrological signatures can also be plotted with two functions.