IGNIS | Wildfire Operations

New • Personnel Locations — see everyone sharing their location on an incident in one list, sorted by location status, and tap through to find them on the map. • Maps tab in Incident Details — browse an incident's maps grouped by date and download the ones you need. • Aircraft tracking — follow active aircraft on the map with their flight paths, where enabled for your organization. • Photos and videos are now grouped by date, and your expanded sections stay put as you move between tabs. • Share your location to a specific incident using a searchable incident picker. • Fillable PDFs now share with your entries included. • Update your email address from your Profile. • You'll now be notified when an app or iOS update is available — and when one is required. Finding things faster • Lists across the app now open in a sensible order, surface what you recently viewed, and show accurate counts as you search and filter. • Sort by distance on map-based lists, filter PDF maps, and sort personnel by location status or when they recently joined. • Show or hide all map layers at once. • The keyboard now gets out of the way when you tap a search result. Fixed • Fixed a crash when opening geo-referenced PDF maps, and out-of-memory crashes when viewing large maps you haven't downloaded yet. • Fixed a crash when viewing a location marker. • Fixed freezes while large amounts of data were syncing. • Improved dark mode readability across cards and panels. • Fixed logging out on iPad. • Team information now loads from your cached copy when you're offline. • New incident documents appear as soon as they're added. • Panels size and stay put more predictably, and the coordinates readout is no longer hidden behind other controls. • The sharing pill no longer covers the map while you're drawing. • Aerial images still being geo-referenced are hidden until they're ready. • Removed a pre-filled name from the bundled crew time report form. • Updated the fire model disclaimer wording, and clarified that the 5-day fire danger forecast covers the U.S. only.