I can not order layers in sidebar. I think that natural order is create’s date/time but if the name were used to ordering layers I could create my proper rule.
I suggest new atributes like kind (Index TGI, Index Vari, Index Custom), Zonation, Orthomosaic, date/time, group/region (created by user - because in a large areas I think is important we can break in smaller areas to divide based on stage of plant development).
Thank you very much for your feedback, we understand that the current layer order is not very practical and we will make some improvements in our next releases. Let’s see what other people think about your category options.
I would also like to be able to rearrange layers and display hierarchical structures such as folders.
This may not be necessary if you are only doing spot observations, but it is very difficult to see when making regular observations in the same field.
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