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GRIDit 2026.1

Previous Releases

GRIDit 2025.3

  • Monopile profile tool renamed to cable protection system (CPS) profile tool
  • Added tool to export multiple layers
  • Added support to import the following file types:
    • Geopackage (one feature data set only)
    • ESRI File Geodatabase (one feature data set only
    • Compressed xyz files (.zip)
  • Project's vertical reference system is visible to user and can be set by contributors and admins
  • Radial profile tool: added a rotation offset to the tool and monopile heartline to the depth profile
  • Added information field to layers (editable with markdown), all users can view a layer's information
  • Reordered the tool buttons for easier user navigation
  • Improved polyline visualization with a highlight


GRIDit 2025.1

  • Added Radial Profile tool
  • Added Burial Assessment Difference to Burial Assessment tool
  • Calculate raster tool to calculate the difference between two raster layers
  • Added support to import the following file types:
    • Shapefiles (zipped shp / .dbf  / .shx / .prj files).
    • xyz files  (.pts / .txt / .xyz files)
  • 3D visualization of a Cloud Optimized Pointcloud
  • Improved user interface layout
  • Map Profile tool - create multiple profiles at once
  • Depth profiles can now be generated for any line the user draws
  • Data portal proof of concept
  • Store media file in GRIDit and link to a feature (note: this will use up much of the free storage quota. Above 5GB for all projects is paid)
  • Editing and deleting attributes in feature table is possible (if user has access)
  • Styles can be re-used across multiple layers (user can copy paste style)
  • Layer styles can be imported and exported
  • Vector features can be clustered to reduce clutter

Revision #16
Created 2026-02-19 15:44:09 UTC by Simon Prosser
Updated 2026-05-13 10:05:55 UTC by Simon Prosser