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PlanX: Urban Resilience QGIS 4 compatibility

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Yes — PlanX: Urban Resilience supports QGIS 4 (declared max version 4.99.0).

PlanX urban resilience suite (43 tools): seismic, heat, flood, social, emergency access, evacuation, network criticality, air, drought, synthesis, hot-spot/LISA statistics, risk-recovery matrix, time-series, scenario tools, HTML/Markdown/PDF atlas, symbology.

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43 Processing algorithms and a docked Processing panel (colour-grouped, per-tool icons) for city-scale resilience screening: synthetic QA, seismic debris, heat and flood, social vulnerability, Euclidean and network emergency access, evacuation simulation with optional timestep queue, network criticality, air and drought, multi-hazard and equity-adjusted synthesis, climate projection overlay, recovery capacity, scenario sensitivity, risk-recovery priority matrix, time-series tracking, scenario templates, HTML/Markdown/PDF atlas with map-book presets, shelter arrival summaries, and symbology. DEU City and Regional Planning educational workflows. Online User Manual & Documentation: https://geophilo.com/planx_urban_resilience/ | If you find this plugin helpful, please consider starring the repository on GitLab (https://gitlab.com/geophilo1/planx_urban_resilience)!

AuthorYusuf Eminoglu
Downloads4,782
Latest version2.1.4
Last updated2026-09-29 (16 days ago)
Min QGIS3.28.0
Max QGIS4.99.0
QGIS 4 readyYes
MaintenanceActive
CategoriesSpatial analysis, Network & routing, Cartography & layout
Tagsprocessing, spatial planning, qgis, seismic, planx, drr, debris, urban resilience, social vulnerability, network analysis, drought, adaptation, flood, climate, symbology, air quality, reporting, markdown, scenario planning, heat, scenario comparison, emergency accessibility, synthetic data

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