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https://github.com/bymaxanjos/qgis-lcz4r-multilingual

A plugin repository that integrates the LCZ4r package with QGIS in several languages

https://github.com/bymaxanjos/qgis-lcz4r-multilingual

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A plugin repository that integrates the LCZ4r package with QGIS in several languages

Basic Info
  • Host: GitHub
  • Owner: ByMaxAnjos
  • Language: R
  • Default Branch: master
  • Size: 6.32 MB
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  • Stars: 2
  • Watchers: 1
  • Forks: 0
  • Open Issues: 2
  • Releases: 0
Created over 1 year ago · Last pushed 11 months ago
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LCZ4r and QGIS: Multilingual Integration


A plugin repository that integrates the LCZ4r package with QGIS
in multiple languages.


 Lifecycle: experimental 


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The LCZ4r-QGIS plugin facilitates the integration of
the General
Functions and Local
Functions from LCZ4r package into QGIS, allowing users to analyze
Local Climate Zones (LCZ) and urban heat islands directly within the
QGIS environment.




🗃️ Instalation


For detailed installation instructions, please visit the LCZ4r
installation guide.






Translation plugin process


Users can download
the LCZ4r-QGIS plugin in their preferred language. The translation
process evolves three levels:




AI-Only Translation


All functions and their corresponding documentation of the LCZ4r
package were fully translated using AI (ChatGPT v4o), without human
review.








AI-Assisted, Human-Reviewed Translation


Translations initially performed by AI and then reviewed and refined
by by human experts familiar with Climatology, LCZ and GIS.







Human Translation


All functions and their corresponding documentation of the LCZ4r
package were translated manually by experts familiar with Climatology,
LCZ and GIS.










Key Features


    

  • Seamless Integration: smooth interaction between QGIS and the
LCZ4r package, enabling users to leverage R’s statistical and graphical
capabilities within the QGIS interface
    • 

  • User-Friendly Interface: accessible for users familiar with QGIS,
making complex analyses simpler to execute without requiring extensive
programming knowledge.
    • 

  • Urban Climate Analysis: tools for analyzing and visualizing Local
Climate Zones and urban heat islands.
    • 





Contact


Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or
suggestions by emailing maxanjos@campus.ul.pt. If you
are interested in contributing to the development of this LCZ4r-QGIS
plugin, we welcome you to join our team.








Have feedback or suggestions?


Do you have an idea for improvement or did you spot a mistake? We’d
love to hear from you! Click the button below to create a new issue
(Github) and share your feedback or suggestions directly with us.

Owner

  • Name: ZoomCityCarbonModel
  • Login: ByMaxAnjos
  • Kind: user
  • Location: Berlin, Germany
  • Company: Technische Universität Berlin

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