Drone Harmony Web Release Notes

Release Notes – Drone Harmony Web App

Introducing new camera profiles and lenses:
- A camera and a lens profile now represent each sensor setup.
- You can define your own custom camera profiles (limited to drones that support custom cameras)
- You can add custom lens profiles to cameras (limited to cameras that support custom lenses)
- The flight planning engine takes the chosen camera and lens profiles into account. So you can plan missions with the newly created profiles.
- Temporary limitation in DH Mobile: Although you can fly missions with the new profiles, you cannot yet plan flights with the new profiles on the mobile application. However, the upcoming new DH Mobile v2.0 application will support this.
Added flight planning parameters profiles:
The parameters used in flight planning (e.g. distance, overlap, etc.) can now be stored and managed in custom profiles. This allows you to easily repeat missions from a previous flight day with the same settings.
Many improvements for the user interface and experience (UI/UX):
- Improved dialogs with grid arrangements: Added bulk operations and inline editing functionality
- Improved UX for text and number boxes
- More improvements will be released in January

Fully customizable panorama missions. Convert any waypoint(s) into panorama points. Works in tandem with DH Mobile app version 1.17.3 and up
Geofences and no-fly zones support. Geo zones define areas where the mission should be contained. No-fly zones are the opposite – they define areas the drone should not enter. Missions that violate the constraints are shown in red, and a warning is shown in the mission info panel.
Flight logs upload (from version 1.17.3 of DH Mobile app) to the cloud and review executed flights from the DH Web app. Users can download the logs, and the image metadata CSV file, review the trajectory and locations of the collected images and access local storage (disc or SD card) to review the captured high-res images.
Added Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced profile.

High-resolution terrain of Switzerland available to all Professional license users
Added Terrains side panel: all global / user terrains polygons are visible on the map when the panel is open
All global / user terrains are always available to the user (no need to load terrains)
Planning is possible for several overlapping terrains by allowing to choose the terrain to work with

Added waypoint selection box tool for easy 2D and 3D editing of multiple waypoints
Added Right-Mouseclick context menus for faster editing
Extended Mission(s) Panel to include editing actions for currently selected missions and waypoints
Added Drone Harmony Site (*.dhm files) Export and Import
Added Mavic Air 2 drone & camera profiles
Added keyboard shortcuts; the full list is available under Menu -> Shortcuts.

Negative altitude support for all-terrain missions.
Single Sign-on integration with DroneLogbook (see Partners sections in the menu)
Efficiency improvements in 3D
Ability to update waypoint altitudes relatively
Added waypoint count in the Plan editing window

Integration with Altitude Angel for Airspace information displayed on the map. The feature is available for all subscribers as well as trial users.
Overlay support. Ability to upload a custom geo-referenced map (GeoTiff format) and work with it both in 2D and 3D views. The feature is available for all subscribers as well as trial users.
Small UX improvements in planning.

Ability to load multiple Sites and work with them in the Filters menu and on the map and 3D environment.
Open Street Maps tool. Ability to import building data from the OSM database.
Importing of GeoJSON areas. KML was available in the past, and we added the option for GeoJSON. It works for lines, polygons, and points of interest.