Changelog

Changes to the data and the site

Whenever a figure or a page changes, it is recorded here — including the times we got it wrong.

Newest first · the record starts on 11 October 2026.

Published figures move. Without a record, a reader who saw 21 flagged plots last week and 39 today cannot tell a correction from a cover-up, so each entry says what changed and why.

Entries

14 October 2026Site
This site presents the sustainability section only, so the previous landing page at /home was taken down; that address now leads to the front page.
11 October 2026Site
The sustainability hub became the site's front page. /sustainability still answers as before, and the previous landing page moved to /home.
11 October 2026Site
This changelog begins, alongside the data governance page and the assurance page.
11 October 2026Correction
Corrected a privacy note claiming the map rounded coordinates to three decimals. It does not: we publish the coordinates as the register records them.
11 October 2026Site
Sustainability hero photography replaced with images that show no identifiable face, under our PDPA practice, and fixed in the image files rather than covered with a CSS overlay.
11 October 2026Site
Hid three sections that had no approved rows to show — farmer network data, purchasing data and livelihood impact. They return on their own once approved data exists.
10 October 2026Data
Published further plot fields approved by management: gender, ethnic group, moo and the 250 m hotspot check, so the public plot popup now shows the same fields as the internal preview.
10 October 2026Site
The hotspot map moved to a single-colour dot and gained an outline of the area the data covers, read from the database rather than written into the code.
10 October 2026Data
The public endpoint now answers with all three sets: the plot register, the hotspot summary and hotspots for one map frame.
9 October 2026Correction
Corrected the 250 m hotspot check from 21 plots to 39. The old figure measured distance on a flat plane; the new one measures along the earth's surface and matches the internal register.
9 October 2026Data
Imported 385,757 NASA FIRMS detections for 1 January to 30 July 2026, covering latitude 15–21 and longitude 97–100.

Entries

14 October 2026Site
This site presents the sustainability section only, so the previous landing page at /home was taken down; that address now leads to the front page.
11 October 2026Site
The sustainability hub became the site's front page. /sustainability still answers as before, and the previous landing page moved to /home.
11 October 2026Site
This changelog begins, alongside the data governance page and the assurance page.
11 October 2026Correction
Corrected a privacy note claiming the map rounded coordinates to three decimals. It does not: we publish the coordinates as the register records them.
11 October 2026Site
Sustainability hero photography replaced with images that show no identifiable face, under our PDPA practice, and fixed in the image files rather than covered with a CSS overlay.
11 October 2026Site
Hid three sections that had no approved rows to show — farmer network data, purchasing data and livelihood impact. They return on their own once approved data exists.
10 October 2026Data
Published further plot fields approved by management: gender, ethnic group, moo and the 250 m hotspot check, so the public plot popup now shows the same fields as the internal preview.
10 October 2026Site
The hotspot map moved to a single-colour dot and gained an outline of the area the data covers, read from the database rather than written into the code.
10 October 2026Data
The public endpoint now answers with all three sets: the plot register, the hotspot summary and hotspots for one map frame.
9 October 2026Correction
Corrected the 250 m hotspot check from 21 plots to 39. The old figure measured distance on a flat plane; the new one measures along the earth's surface and matches the internal register.
9 October 2026Data
Imported 385,757 NASA FIRMS detections for 1 January to 30 July 2026, covering latitude 15–21 and longitude 97–100.