Geospatial Data Analysis of Land Objects in Sweden

The table under discussion is a compendium of related data sourced from the Swedish website, 'Lantmäteriet' (The Land Survey). It is organized in a structured format comprising rows and columns. The table is a constituent of a larger dataset collection and is distinctively identified by a combination of two special columns: 'Extract Date' and 'Row Number'. The 'Extract Date' column contains the date the data on the row was extracted from the source while the 'Row Number' is indicative of the row's number in the data extracted on a specific date. The unique combination of these two columns serves to uniquely identify each row in the table.

The data within this table is rich in geographic information, having been transformed from the shapefile format. This format is a simple, non-topological method for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features. The geographic features can be represented by points, lines, or polygons (areas).

Potential applications of this data in analytics could be manifold. For instance, the geographic information could be used in spatial analyses or to generate detailed maps for various studies. The 'Extract Date' and 'Row Number' could be leveraged to track changes in the data over time, allowing for a temporal analysis of the geographic features. Additionally, the diversity of data in this table could be used in predictive modeling, informing decisions in fields like urban planning, environmental conservation, and resource management.