9.5 - AOI drawing: the "Draw AOI" tool (DEM, RAVI, SAR,
Multi-Satellite,
Bare Soil, MapBiomas) now lets you click a sequence of points to
draw an arbitrary polygon instead of only a rectangle.
Double-click, right-click, or clicking back on the first point
closes the shape; Backspace undoes the last point and Esc
cancels; message-bar hints track progress toward the 3-point
minimum. The canvas no longer zooms to the freshly drawn AOI, so
it doesn't disrupt your view. AOI layers with multiple/invalid
features now validate and repair each one individually before
dissolving, and the error message names the offending feature
id(s) instead of a generic "Empty geometry." Message bar and
dialog colors: a few exception/failure messages that showed
yellow now correctly show red, a few "loaded/generated
successfully" messages that showed blue now correctly show
green, and a CAR-loaded confirmation no longer shows red.
9.4 - Fixed the QGIS Plugin Repository security check for Field Guide
GPX
export. The XML library is used only to construct and write GPX
output; the corrected Bandit rule annotation documents and suppresses
the parser-related false positive without adding a runtime dependency.
9.3 - New CAR module: look up a Brazilian CAR code (Cadastro Ambiental
Rural) to fetch the property boundary from the public registry,
save it as KML, and load it as a layer, with progress feedback via
a background worker. Registered in the sidebar and welcome hub
module lists, with translated strings for all 6 supported
languages. CAR/AOI overlay now draws with a red outline (matching
the AOI draw tool) instead of green. Sidebar: fixed the brand logo
button so it centers correctly when the rail is collapsed. Sidebar
"What's new" area now links to an install & authentication
walkthrough video.
9.0 - RAVI plot date-range filtering: two-handle slider below the plot
lets
you narrow the cached time series by date span. Dragging updates the
label live and re-renders the plot after settling (200 ms debounce).
The date selection ANDs with existing filters (thresholds, manual
per-date selection) and automatically constrains composite generation,
batch download, CSV export, and single-image dropdown. RangeSlider
widget gains optional label_fn for custom value→text mapping (e.g.
day offsets to ISO dates), adaptive label width, and set_span()
reconfig without signal emission. Numeric year-range path (MapBiomas
transition, SYSI filters) untouched. AOI-area label on Inputs tab
shows hectares below the layer picker. Management Zones module:
integrated fork of Precision Zones for defining and analyzing
management boundaries within fields, with zoning workflows, per-zone
statistics, and export to QGIS for further analysis. Zone outputs
save to the global download folder from the Welcome page (per-module
folder picker removed). Data tab UX: the input-raster list stays in
sync with the project (add/remove/rename), rasters are picked with
checkboxes, and resolution defaults to 10 m. Generate zones can
optionally apply the mode (majority) filter to the output in one
step, and generated/filtered zone rasters load with a single-band
pseudocolor renderer and a selectable color ramp. Resampling and the
elbow + silhouette analysis run in background workers: the dialog
stays responsive, buttons show live progress, and a second click
cancels the run. Silhouette scores are subsampled on large grids for
much faster cluster evaluation.
8.1 - MapBiomas updated to Collection 10 (40 annual maps, 1985–2024;
adds the
photovoltaic-plant class). All plugin metadata now points to the
shared farm_tools repository.
8.0 - Module hub: drag cards to reorder, "More tools" strip surfaces
hidden
modules for one-click activation, and auth UI hides when no visible
module needs Google Earth Engine. Each module can now ship as its own
single-module plugin (RAVI, EasyDEM, ClimaPlots, AGLgis, Field Guide,
Multi-Satellite, SYSI, MapBiomas) built from this shared codebase.
All FARM plugins share a single, synced version number from here on.
2.0 - Multi-Satellite module: adds Sentinel-2, HLS Sentinel-2 and
MODIS
(8-day) alongside Landsat 7/8/9, with per-sensor selection that limits
date discovery and the time series; results labels adapt to the
selected sensor (resolution, super-res and RGB availability), the date
and download actions are merged into one compact panel, and the index
time series can be exported as CSV. RAVI: choose the time-series
spatial reducer (mean/median). Welcome hub shows the RAVI and
ClimaPlots brand logos. Continues the EasyDEM line as the full
FARM tools toolbox.
1.6 - Dependency bundles (extlibs) are now downloaded from the GitHub
Release assets instead of repo-committed files, keeping the plugin
download lean.
1.5 - Sidebar and header refresh: white sidebar logo that grows with a
subtle animation when the panel expands, and a cleaner module header.
Each module now carries a direct "Help" link to its wiki article.
Google Earth Engine setup is unified into a single guided workflow,
with softer onboarding copy throughout.
1.4 - MapBiomas performance and UX: coverage years now render in
parallel
(all years download concurrently instead of one at a time); Earth
Engine uses the high-volume endpoint for better throughput. The
transition year-range slider now filters both the chart and the map
to the selected years — the chart updates instantly while dragging and
the map re-renders once the slider settles (with a waiting cue). The
transition export to QGIS is limited to the selected year range, and
its layer legend now lists only those years. Loading progress now
appears inside each feature section (coverage / single-year download /
transition) instead of one shared bar. Per-module methodology docs
for every module (docs/), with an index linking them. New sidebar
"What's new" link that opens the changelog in a dialog. Self-healing
extlibs provisioning: incomplete or missing dependency bundles are
now detected and repaired automatically on load instead of failing.
1.3 - Module hub: GEE-free modules (ClimaPlots, Field Guide) now carry
a
"No login" badge on their landing-page cards, so first-time users can
start with the tools that work without a Google Earth Engine sign-in.
1.2 - New MapBiomas module: browse MapBiomas Brasil Collection 9
land-use/
land-cover in-module by year (year slider + class legend) and download
any year to QGIS as a styled paletted raster. Configurable
source-to-target transition analysis with presets (Pasture-to-Crop,
Deforestation, Forest regrowth, Agricultural expansion, Urban) and a
custom class picker; first-transition-year map, per-year
converted-area
chart with a year-range filter, and export of the transition layer
(classed by transition year) limited to the selected range. Sidebar
nav
is now scrollable so it no longer constrains the dialog's minimum
height.
1.1 - Field Guide: raster-based optimal point selection (one point per
polygon at the location of maximum raster value, e.g. NDVI peak),
with band selection, no-data/sub-pixel/CRS edge-case handling, and
raster metadata in CSV/GPX/PDF exports. Field Guide documentation
added (docs/fieldguide.md). Plugin repositioned as a multi-module
geo-analytics toolbox (Optical, Landsat, SAR, DEM, SYSI, ClimaPlots,
Field Guide).
1.0 - Initial release (fork of RAVI)

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