v1.3.0

The time stepping scheme of OGGM has been fixed for several flaws. We expect some changes in OGGM results after this release, but they should not be noticeable in a vast majority of the cases.

we recommend all users to update to this version.

v1.2.0

OGGM is released under a new license. We now use the BSD-3-Clause license.

v1.1.3

Minor release of the OGGM model with several small improvements.
We don't expect major changes in the model results due to this release.

Important: this will be the last release under a GPL license. The next
release (v1.2) will be done without modifications but under a MIT license.

v1.1.2

Minor release of the OGGM model, with several substancial improvements, most
notably:

• update in the inversion procedure for calving glaciers (Recinos et al., 2019)
• new glacier evolution model based on Marzeion et al., 2012

We don't expect major changes in the model results due to this release.

v1.1.1

Minor release of the OGGM model, with several bugfixes and some improvements.

We don't expect any change in the model results due to this release.

v1.1

This is a major new release of the OGGM model, with substantial improvements
to version 1. We recommend to use this version from now on. It coincides
with the publication of our publication in Geoscientific Model Development.

v1.0.3

Minor release: software version used by @anoukvlug for her Canadian Arctic paper draft.

Users should continue to use either v1.0.0 or the latest master.

v1.0.2

Minor release: software version used by @fmaussion for generating the G2TI output.

Users should continue to use either v1.0.0 or the latest master.

v1.0.1

Minor release: software version used by @bearecinos for her tidewater paper draft.

Users should continue to use either v1.0.0 or the latest master.

v1.0.0

This is the first official major release of OGGM. It is concomitant to the
submission of a manuscript to
Geoscientific Model Development (GMD).

This marks the stabilization of the codebase (hopefully) and implies that
future changes will have to be documented carefully to ensure traceability.