Version: v1.0.1

Release Notes:

• Refactoring of the oil categorization methods.
  • Some common functionality is now shared and some operations have been simplified.
  • Adjusted criteria for diesel category.
• Refactored get_oil().
  • Removed some redundant exception handling.
• Created parsing methods for Environment Canada data sheets.
• Implemented an alternate determination of viscosity as a function of temperature. Research for this has been added to the viscosity notebook.
• Implemented a blacklist/whitelist method for oil categories.
• Applied some changes to the generic oils data file.

Version 1.0 release

• Improved the info and error messages that are printed.
  When the oil API test fails, we now print a relative tolerance between the API density and the density estimated by our density curve.
  There is also better error reporting inside the get_oil() helper function.
• Previously, if there was no density with an exact matching temperature in our density list, we would add the API to the list as a density at 288.15K.
  We now only add the API if there isn’t a closely matching temperature within 1 degree.
• When determining whether to reject an oil based on API vs. standard density,
  we have relaxed the tolerance to relative 5%.
• We have added a standard_density property to the oil record objects.
  This is to make oil objects consistent with the interface required by PyGnome.
• The get_oil() helper function can now find an oil by name or by its Adios ID.
• The OilLib data file has updated records.
• The generic OilLib data file has updated records.
• The Norway MET data file has updated records.

Assorted updates

Updated the criteria for generic oils category.
- Updated the Adios and Test data files.
- Added initial Norway oils data file.

- Relaxed the uniqueness constraint for imported records
  We now only need a unique combination of (name, location, field_name)
- Added estimated flag to bullwinkle fraction and adhesion

The Bullwinkle calculation method had regressed with the new refactor.

Release notes:

1. The Bullwinkle calculation method had regressed with the new refactor. We put back the Adios 2 algorithm and added notes to the Oil Estimation notebook.

Working version as of November 22, 2016

Working version as of November 22, 2016

Version 0.0.6

Working version as of September 24, 2016

version 0.0.5

Working version as of August 12, 2016