We built the preliminary version of the InaSAFE QGIS plugin, created much of the current project
infrastructure such as the web site, documentation system etc.

 (a) Version 0.2 of Risk-in-a-Box
 (b) Version 0.2.1 (bug fixes and developer’s documentation)
 (c) Version 0.3 of Risk-in-a-Box
 (d) Version 0.3.1 (bug fixes and user’s documentation)
 (e) Version 0.4 of Risk-in-a-Box
 (f) Cross platform installation procedure (Ubuntu, Windows, OSX) in developer and user mode for
versions 0.3
 (g) Version 1.0 of InaSAFE (for launch at AMCDRR): 15 October 2012
 (h) Version 1.1 February 2013
 (i) Version 1.2 October 2013(functionality identified by training in Dec 2012)
 (i) Aggregation support for vector data sources,
 (ii) A batch running facility,
 (iii) Internationalisation support for all documentation and application text.
 (j) Version 2.0: November 2013
 (i) Enable InaSAFE to work with QGIS 2.0
 (ii) Native QGIS data access within impact functions. Produce initial impact functions based on
roads (line)
 (iii) Utilising the new functionality in QGIS 2.0, custom templates will be implemented
 (iv) Remove legacy support for QGIS 1.x releases to make the migration to QGIS 2.0 complete.
 (k) Version 2.1 February 2013
 (i) InaSAFE impact functions will support polygon exposure i.e. landuse
 (ii) Wizard tools developed for both data driven and impact function InaSAFE analysis
 (iii) InaSAFE impact functions will support people inside building exposure
 (iv) Landslide impact function
 (v) Each impact function will be accompanied with a short instructional video embedded on the
web site.
 (vi) Enhancements to dataset handling will be added including for working with remote datasets.
 (vii) Maintenance release with bug fixes, improvements to error handling and usability based on
feedback.