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Added the BreachDepressionsLeastCost tool, which performs a modified form of the Lindsay
and Dhun (2015) impact minimizing breaching algorithm. This modified algorithm is very
efficient and can provide an excellent method for creating depressionless DEMs from large
DEMs, including those derived from LiDAR. It is particularly well suited to breaching
through road embankments, approximately the pathway of culverts.
The FillDepressions tool algorithm has been completely re-developed. The new algorithm is
significantly faster than the previous method, which was based on the Wang and Lui method.
For legacy reasons, the previous tool has been retained and renamed FillDepressonsWangAndLui.
Notice that this new method also incorporates significantly improved flat area correction
that maintains general flowpaths of filled areas.
The Sink and DepthInSink tools have been updated to use the new depression filling algorithm.
Added the ClassifyBuildingsInLidar tool to reclassify LiDAR points within a LAS file
to the building class value (6) that are located within one or more building footprint
contained in an input polygon vector file.
Added the NaturalNeighbourInterpolation tool for performing Sibson's (1981) interpolation
method on input point data.
Added the UpslopeDepressionStorage tool to estimate the average upslope depression
storage capacity (DSC).
Added the LidarRfbInterpolation tool for performing a radial basis function interpolation
of LiDAR data sets.
The WhiteboxTools Runner user interface has been significantly improved (many thanks to
Rachel Broders for these contributions).
Fixed a bug in which the photometric interpretation was not being set by certain raster
decoders, including the SAGA encoder. This was causing an error when outputting GeoTIFF
files.
Updated the ConstructVectorTIN and TINGridding tools to include a maximum triangle edge
length to help avoid the creation of spurious long and narrow triangles in convex regions
along the data boundaries.
Added the ImageCorrelationNeighbourhoodAnalysis tool for performing correlation analysis
between two input rasters within roving search windows. The tool can be used to perform
Pearson's r, Spearman's Rho, or Kendall's Tau-b correlations.