This month, we’re putting all your sites on the map (literally!), letting our AI and your mapping work in harmony, and keeping everything neat with organised layers. Plus, we’ve made it easier to upload registered areas and spot erosion-prone land.
New Features
Company wide maps
Lists are kinda lame, maps are better! See all of your sites in one place from a map, filter them, and search for them. Want to go to a specific site? Zoom in and click on the site to open it.
Additive AI Polygons
Work harmoniously with our AI tech! You can now run the AI forest detection even after mapping areas yourself. User mapped areas are preserved and the AI works around you.
Organised layers
Lots of layers is great, but can get confusing if they're not organised. Layers are now sectioned by “Site layers”, which is everything relevant to your site, and “Global Layers”, which can be used to help you make informed decisions.
2024 start year
We’ve switched our reporting graphs to start from 2024 across the board. Don’t worry, we haven’t lost your 2023 numbers! Contact us if you need them.
In place site details
The site overview page has moved! You can now see site details without losing where you are on the map in the ‘details’ tab. No need to switch between pages to check information while you're working.
Better view of erodible land
Based on user feedback, we’ve improved the display of the “Highly Erodible Land” (HEL) layer. The background and waterways are no longer shown, so that the erosion prone areas are more visible.
Key to the world
You can now select multiple polygons and lock or unlock them together in bulk. Locking polygons prevent accidental edits
Better uploading registered areas
Got an ETS registered area shapefile to upload, and existing mapping on your site? Uploading it will now push away existing mapped polygons to avoid duplication.
Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue where a user with view only access could make changes, but these changes all got lost. Sorry! We now communicate this state clearly so that more access can be granted before mapping commences
MPI evidence report now supports custom species
Tighter area calculation - only native forest with either sequestration or stock are now included under the native forest area calculation
Research
CarbonCrop has started including LiDAR in our supporting evidence for some ETS registrations. This helps prove the potential for trees to reach "forest" status on a particular site.
Stay tuned for more updates next month!
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