3.8.19 - Beta Release (April 2016)

The last production release was Source 3.7.

Performance

Source software development is currently focusing heavily on performance improvements, and we're seeing a significant reduction in some model run times. A suite of models is monitored over time as part of our testing regime to quantify improvements. Several user-configurable performance improvement options have been made available in recent Source releases. If you'd like to look into improving the performance of your model, please see /wiki/spaces/SD41/pages/25821313 in this Source documentation. 

Flinders

Paroo

CBM

Constituent Generation

You can now configure an observed constituent generation model in catchments to include both quick and slow flow components.

Ownership

There are now more options for how ownership is allocated for gauged releases from storages. This allows you to model different rules for the ownership of storage releases. 

Results Manager

Have you explored the new results manager yet? More functionality is being added all the time. The newer versions contain powerful search and filtering capabilities including the ability to formulate complex table queries. Queries are entered into the search bar at the top of the columns and the results are highlighted within the table columns. An optional filtering check-box can also be selected, which will ensure that only rows containing matches are displayed. To learn about writing queries, please see the Results Manager – Table Query Language.

Regression Testing

Regression Test Report including coverage (index.html): 3.8.19beta Regression test report.zip 

Regression test repository changes since the first Source 3.8.18beta:
  2 Projects get inconsistent results
3 Project results changed
7 Projects edited
14 Projects edited for performance options
12 Projects added 

Details here: 3.8.19 Regression Test Changes

Insight

To run Insight you also need to install the 32bit version of Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package.
This is for both 32bit machines and 64bit machines since the library we use is 32bit: Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x86).