Historical Versioning Data of Base Table Rows in Orebro Dataset Collection

The table under consideration is a history table that belongs to a dataset collection. It serves as a comprehensive record of version histories for each data row, allowing for easy tracking of changes over time. The unique identifier for each row in the table is a combination of the date of extraction and the row number from the raw data. This table provides a rich source of data for temporal analyses and can be particularly useful for examining how specific data points have evolved.

The table possesses additional columns for tracking the start and end dates of each row's extraction from the data source. If a row's end date is null, this indicates that the row is the most recent version. The table also contains geographical data, which has been transformed from the shapefile format. This geographic information can be represented by points, lines, or polygons - making it valuable for spatial analyses.

Information for this table is sourced from Lantmäteriet (The Land Survey of Sweden), a reputable website based in Sweden. This further enhances the reliability and accuracy of the data.

In terms of data analytics, this table offers a wealth of opportunities. For instance, analysts could track changes in geographical features over time by using the version history and geographic data. Similarly, the start and end dates of data extraction could be used to study temporal trends or seasonality in the data. Moreover, the geographic data could be utilized to perform spatial analyses, such as identifying patterns or clusters in the data based on geographic location.