This release, dated 13\/09\/2017,\u00a0tests a number of enhancements particularly for NoiseMap five RailNoise module.\u00a0 These include increasng the\u00a0number of barriers that are included\u00a0during noise barrier assessment, detailed output of intermediate calculation steps, support for more versions of MySQL,\u00a0additional backup and restore options and the ability to address more instances of the remote databasebase through a single SSL tunnel.<\/p>\n
A further enhancement gives the user more control over the way that NoiseMap responds to missing results when post-processing.<\/p>\n
These are mainly ‘under the hood’ enhancements.\u00a0 However, the ability to output intermediate calculation steps has necessitated the addition of a new column in the Calculation Queue, which means that NoiseMap 5.2.4 automatically adds an extra column to the database.\u00a0 Once NoiseMap 5.2.4 has been used\u00a0on a remote database, it will no longer be possible for earlier versions to add calculations to the queue.<\/strong><\/p>\n As always, we recommend that users upgrade all their\u00a0instances of NoiseMap at the same time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This release, dated 13\/09\/2017,\u00a0tests a number of enhancements particularly for NoiseMap five RailNoise module.\u00a0 These include increasng the\u00a0number of barriers that are included\u00a0during noise barrier assessment, detailed output of intermediate calculation steps, support for more versions of MySQL,\u00a0additional backup and restore options and the ability to address more instances of the remote databasebase through a … Continue reading NoiseMap 5.2.4 Test Release<\/span>