• 0.16 - 2007-Feb-16
  • Postgres 8.2/PostGIS 1.2.1 support
• 0.15 - 2007-Feb-08
  • Able to build sqlite3 databases
  • Added ais_normalize and ais_build_db scripts
  • Fixed slottimeout bug in definition of messages 1-3
• 0.14 - 2007-Feb-05
  • Putting the scripts in a proper scripts subdirectory
  • Started aisxml2wxpy.py to greate WX python GUIs
  • Including initial tools to start making reports
• 0.13 - 2007-Jan-23
  • Now sql seems to build for all messages
  • Fixed up the decimalplaces that were missing
  • Added binary, float and aisstr6 types to SQL support
• 0.12 - 2007-Jan-18
  • Added CSV output support to make report generation easier
• 0.11 - 2007-Jan-18
  • Bug fixes so the sdist might actually work.
• 0.10 - 2007-Jan-17
  • make_waterlevel_ais.py was missing from the MANIFEST
  • Added msg 21, but it does not seem to be working. Do I have valid sample data?
  • Working on other St Lawrence Seaway (sls_*.xml) messages ... only just beginning
• 0.9 - 2007-Jan-05
  • GoogleEarth output
  • Now can output kml and kml-full. kml skips the xml header and tail to concat multiple Placemarks
  • Added titlefield to the message attributes that is now required if a message has lon/lat
• 0.8 - 2007-Jan-04
  • First release to privde the ability to generate AIS waterlevel meassage straight from the NOAA CO-OPS server
  • Now able to generate html dumps of messages
  • Added dump_wl.py to stand in until I have a generic message 8 handler
  • ais-process-day.bash is a start on N-AIS processing
  • noaa_waterlevel_ais.bash pulls the Elizabeth River area and makes the AIS messages. SLOW
• 0.7 - 2007-Jan-04
  • Added OPeNDAP Waterlevel query ability. waterelevel_dap.py
  • Big improvement in the ais generated code with command line args
  • Added ais messages 1-3 (loc) and 8 (binary broadcast message)
  • Started adding Saint Lawrence Seaway Messages. Only waterlevel tested.
  • Added initial prototype for Right Whale notice
  • Started working on N-AIS processing scripts
  • Now includes BitVector.py version 1.3 (with permission) to make deployment easier
  • epydoc docs are now online
• 0.6
• 0.5
• 0.4
• 0.3