WINFAP5 Release History

WINFAP5 Release History

05 Sep 2024 - Version: 5.2.9014

Standalone licence

Release notes:

  • WINFAP 5.2 introduces compatibility with the NRFA Peak Flow Dataset v13 and onwards.
  • The Peak Flow Dataset v13.03 onwards includes, amongst other changes, timestamps for AM and POT data allowing improved identification of water years.
  • After completing a pooled analysis WINFAP now no longer allows the editing of site descriptors.
  • User comments can be added for sites imported from FEH Web Service descriptor files.
  • Pooled analysis catchment descriptor histogram charts only include sites that may be included in the pooling group (depending on the criteria selected by the user).
  • Minor bug fixes for UI glitches and presentation of rejected Annual Maxima years.

05 Sep 2024 - Version: 5.2.9014

Network licence

Release notes:

  • WINFAP 5.2 introduces compatibility with the NRFA Peak Flow Dataset v13 and onwards.
  • The Peak Flow Dataset v13.03 onwards includes, amongst other changes, timestamps for AM and POT data allowing improved identification of water years.
  • After completing a pooled analysis WINFAP now no longer allows the editing of site descriptors.
  • User comments can be added for sites imported from FEH Web Service descriptor files.
  • Pooled analysis catchment descriptor histogram charts only include sites that may be included in the pooling group (depending on the criteria selected by the user).
  • Minor bug fixes for UI glitches and presentation of rejected Annual Maxima years.

09 Oct 2023 - Version: 5.1.8682

Standalone licence

Release notes:

  • Jacobs-supplied Codemeter/WIBU DLL added to provide network licensing.
  • Additional CLI mode added to support integration with Jacobs Hydrology+
  • Presentation of non-flood year information within the Single Site dashboard and QMED Donor adjustment and Growth Curve pooling group tables.
  • Presentation of trend information, in the form of the Mann-Kendall Z statistic and significance in the QMED Donor adjustment and Growth Curve pooling group tables.
  • Ability to add comments (for example to explain why a station is rejected), within the QMED Donor adjustment and Growth Curve pooling group tables.
  • Can now estimate the return period from flows and vice versa from the Flood Frequency Curve Fittings table on the Pooled & QMED analysis dashboard.
  • The new powerful and interactive graphics provide clearer graphs and the ability to query the data presented, including the catchment descriptor histograms, station record graphics, flood growth curves and flood frequency curves.

09 Oct 2023 - Version: 5.1.8704

Network licence

Release notes:

  • Jacobs-supplied Codemeter/WIBU DLL added to provide network licensing.
  • Additional CLI mode added to support integration with Jacobs Hydrology+
  • Presentation of non-flood year information within the Single Site dashboard and QMED Donor adjustment and Growth Curve pooling group tables.
  • Presentation of trend information, in the form of the Mann-Kendall Z statistic and significance in the QMED Donor adjustment and Growth Curve pooling group tables.
  • Ability to add comments (for example to explain why a station is rejected), within the QMED Donor adjustment and Growth Curve pooling group tables.
  • Can now estimate the return period from flows and vice versa from the Flood Frequency Curve Fittings table on the Pooled & QMED analysis dashboard.
  • The new powerful and interactive graphics provide clearer graphs and the ability to query the data presented, including the catchment descriptor histograms, station record graphics, flood growth curves and flood frequency curves.

01 Oct 2021 - Version: 5.0.7944

Standalone licence

02 Sep 2021 - Version: 5.0.7915

Standalone licence

Release notes:

  • Incorporation of the BFIHOST19 descriptor in QMED estimation.
  • Implementation of the Small Catchment pooling group procedure and QMED donor adjustment.
  • Addition of the Kappa 3 distribution for growth curve fitting.
  • Updated application of urbanisation and deurbanisation adjustment procedures
  • Pooling group L-moments can be deurbanised. This allows the estimation of the ‘rural’ growth curve using ‘as rural’ L-moments in the pooling group.
  • L-moments from at-site data can be deurbanised, if required, prior to use in the Enhanced Single Site method to estimate the ‘rural’ growth curve.
  • Rural QMED for gauged sites is, by default, estimated by deurbanising at-site observed data.
  • User settings for deurbanisation of data for QMED and the Growth Curve are now independent of one another.