Update RIVeR 2.4 !

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I wish you all the best for 2019 !
How to better start this new year with a new version of RIVeR ?!
Thanks to your feedback RIVeR 2.4 is now available  and here are the changes:

On the main menu:
  • Embedded PIVlab 2.00 :  The wonderful tool developed by William Thielicke is finally available directly from RIVeR from File>PIVlab
  • Added Cross-section panel. It is now possible to edit the coordinate of an existing Cross-Section (in pixel and real world coordinates).
  • Added edit of number of samples over the cross section
  • Added color code for the extremities of the Cross Sections: red is for the left bank and green is for the right bank
  • Added summary table at the end of the HTML report
  • Fixed minor UI bugs
On the Areacomp2 / Discharge menu:
  • Added the mid section method for discharge calculation  
  • Added the % of total discharge curve
  • Fixed minor UI bugs
Changes on the Graphic User Interfaces




Changes on the generated Html report

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