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and uses [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).


## [0.5.3]
## [0.6.0]

## Added
* You can choose whether an `fmi` or `ts` minimization metric is used for the `flood_map.iterative` method:
* You can choose whether an `fmi` or `ts` minimization metric is used for the `asf_tools.hydrosar.flood_map.iterative` method:
* the `flood_map` console script entrypoint now accepts a `--min-metric` argument
* the `floopd_map.make_flood_map` function now accepts a `min_metric` keyword argument
* the `asf_tools.hydrosar.floopd_map.make_flood_map` function now accepts a `min_metric` keyword argument

### Changed
* The `flood_map.iterative` method now generates an initial guess using the `nmad` method and then runs with a maximum step size of 3 instead of the default 0.5.
* the known water threshold used to determine perennial water when creating flood maps will be calculated by default, or if `NaN`, using `flood_map.get_pw_threshold`
* The HydroSAR code (`flood_map`, `water_map`, and `hand`) in `asf_tools` has been isolated to a `asf_tools.hydrosar` sub-package
* The `asf_tools.hydrosar.flood_map.iterative` method now generates an initial guess using the `nmad` method and then runs with a maximum step size of 3 instead of the default 0.5.
* the known water threshold used to determine perennial water when creating flood maps will be calculated by default, or if `NaN`, using `asf_tools.hydrosar.flood_map.get_pw_threshold`
* `get_epsg_code` and `epsg_to_wkt` have been moved from`asf_tools.composite` to `asf_tools.util`
* `read_as_array` and `write_cog` have been moved from`asf_tools.composite` to `asf_tools.raster`
* * `get_coordinates` has been moved from`asf_tools.flood_map` to `asf_tools.util`

### Fixed
* Reverted the special handling of nan values introduced in v0.5.2, now that GDAL v3.7.0 has been released.
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## [0.5.1]

### Changed
* `asf-tools.flood_map` now produces rasters with pixel values of a positive integer where water is present and `0` where water is not present. Everywhere else is set to nodata.
* `asf_tools.flood_map` now produces rasters with pixel values of a positive integer where water is present and `0` where water is not present. Everywhere else is set to nodata.

## [0.5.0]

### Added
* HyP3 plugin entrypoints `water_map` and `flood_depth`
* Added fuzzy and intial VV and VH geotiffs back to water map output package.
* Added fuzzy and initial VV and VH geotiffs back to water map output package.
* `asf_tools.__main__` entrypoint that allows you to select which hyp3 plugin entrypoint you'd like to run
(e.g., `python -m asf_tools ++process water_map ...`)

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## [0.4.4]

### Changed
* `asf-tools.water_map` now produces water extent rasters with pixels values of `1` where water is present and `0` where water is not present
* `asf_tools.water_map` now produces water extent rasters with pixels values of `1` where water is present and `0` where water is not present
* `asf_tools.water_map` now uses the updated [ASF Global HAND dataset](https://glo-hand-30m.s3.amazonaws.com/readme.html) derived from the [2021 release of the Copernicus GLO-30 Public DEM](https://spacedata.copernicus.eu/blogs/-/blogs/copernicus-dem-2021-release-now-available)

## [0.4.3]
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