Ostergotland Collection: Geospatial and Metadata Attributes of clc12_64e_no

The table under discussion is a comprehensive collection of data originating from the country of Sweden, specifically from the website of 'Lantmäteriet' (The Land Survey). The table is a key component of a larger dataset collection and it contains a variety of interconnected data points, structured into rows and columns for efficient organization and retrieval. The data in the table is uniquely identified through a combination of extraction date and row number, enabling precise tracking and analysis of each data entry.

The table contains geographic data which has been transformed from the simple, non-topological shapefile format. Shapefiles store the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features which can be represented as points, lines, or polygons (areas). On top of this, the table includes information about the geographic object's ID, its code, the area it covers in hectares, any additional remarks, as well as its shape length and area. It also contains detailed geographic data, including geojson and geotext representations, the type of geometry, and the coordinates of the centroid and center of the feature.

In terms of data analytics, this table could prove invaluable for a variety of applications. For instance, urban planners could use the geographic data to aid in city planning and development, given the precise information about land area and geographic features. Environmental scientists could use the data to monitor changes in land use or to assess the ecological impact of human activity in different areas. Finally, the data could be used by government agencies or researchers to track and analyze social-economic trends in relation to spatial patterns, such as the correlation between geographic characteristics and local economic indicators.