Uinta version 2.7.0 What’s New • Added support for Juniper RTK as an optional Network RTK correction service. • Set your cloud sync preferences (manual, active project, or background sync) when you log in to Uinta the first time and change your preference in Settings. • Export project data in a CSV file. You can optionally select the PNEZD or PENZD format. • In Map View, use the Multi Select and Area Select tools to quickly select records. You can then delete or export the selected records. Turn on the Select tools in Settings > Preferences. Updates • Added the ability to delete a Uinta user account, including all projects, and user information associated with that account. • Improved Excel export format by removing text labels. • Enhanced the icon library. • Added a critical low-disk-space warning to prevent data loss. • Uinta remembers your sort preference on the Projects screen. • Added a Zoom to layer button for quickly zooming to the reference layer you’re editing. • Added a cloud sync indicator to the status bar, which lets you see when records need to be synced to the cloud. Fixes • Resolved missing attachments when syncing records to the cloud. • Fixed “Map to Existing” for imported records with multiple geospatial point fields. • Fixed missing log attachments. • Fixed an issue where altitude values were not exported in feet when using imperial units. • Fixed DXF export errors that appeared when audited in the Civil 3D app. • Resolved an issue that prevented corrupted projects from syncing to the cloud.

• Resolved an issue that caused a version compatibility error and prevented cloud sync for some projects.

• Added drag-and-drop functionality for visible reference layers, allowing you to quickly reorder and improve layer visibility. Fixes • Restored the labels for select lists. • Resolved an importing error when using Map to Existing with a GeoPackage file that contains select lists. • Enhanced GeoPackage export to include Uinta metadata and optimize compatibility. • Fixed an error that prevented searching a project’s records and then sorting the results. • Resolved an issue that prevented importing a large Shapefile as a reference layer. • Improved the database import to allow databases with orphaned attachments to be imported. • Fixed an issue that caused unexpected behavior when revoking a user’s access to a cloud project. • Fixed an error that could corrupt the reference layer metadata when switching between two open projects. • Resolved potential to crash when panning and selecting points in large projects. • Made other minor changes to improve the performance of Uinta.

• Project folders. Organize and manage your projects with folders. Add, move, and delete folders and projects from the Projects screen. • Reference layers. Overlay your map with reference layers and store them locally or in the cloud. Reference layers stored in the cloud are available to all project users. For more information, refer to the Uinta User Manual. Fixes • Added a Beta icon to new functionality. • Updated Uinta’s spatial reference library to include default Helmert transformation parameters to better account for horizontal datum shifts between coordinate systems and the WGS84 horizontal datum. • Fixed a display issue that prevented a user from seeing the geometry information for a selected line or area if the screen was filtered. • Fixed the map to existing functionality when importing a CSV file. • Added a link to the Uinta User Manual from the About screen. • Uinta warns you if you attempt to save a point while the location is being averaged and instructs you to first stop the average function. • Changed the location average function to filter out positions that are more than 1 standard deviation outside the median. The average is the mean of the remaining points. The total standard deviation is stored in the metadata. • Fixed an issue that prevented you from assigning an Uinta license to a device that was deactivated previously. • While managing project access, Uinta prompts you to sign in if your user access has expired. • Fixed an error that prevented some data in a KML/KMZ file from being imported into Uinta. • Fixed the import of select list fields in KML/KMZ files. • Allow alphanumeric characters to be entered in the Zone field on the Edit Coordinate dialog box. • Made additional minor changes to improve the performance of Uinta.