Swedish Land Survey Dataset Collection

Tables

• Geospatial and Attribute Information of Land Parcels in SkåneTSV

  The table is a structured collection of geographic data, sourced from the Swedish website 'Lantmäteriet' (The Land Survey). It contains data which has been meticulously extracted, organised into rows and columns, and uniquely identified by the combination of extraction date and row number. The geographic information, originally in simple shapefile format, has been transformed into a final geographic format for ease of use and analysis. It includes information on the geometric location and attributes of geographic features, represented by points, lines, or polygons (areas). The table is part of a larger dataset collection, providing a rich and extensive resource for in-depth data analytics. For instance, the data could be used to track changes in land use over time, by comparing the...

• Swedish Land Survey: Detailed Geographical Data CollectionTSV

  The table in question is a part of a dataset collection, and it contains a rich array of data which is organized in a tabular format. This data is divided into several rows and columns, each serving a unique purpose. This table is unique in that it contains two special columns that help to identify each row uniquely - one column contains the date when the data on the row was extracted, and the other column contains the row number in the data extracted on that particular date. The geographic information in this table is noteworthy, as it has been transformed from the shapefile format, a format used for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features, into the final geographic format. This table has been sourced from the web site of Lantmäteriet, located in...

• Version History of Base Table Rows in a Dataset Collection from a Swedish SourceTSV

  The table in question is a historical log of data entries, sourced from the Lantmäteriet website in Sweden. It forms part of a larger dataset collection and serves as a detailed record of changes made to its base table. Each row in the table represents a unique version of a row from the base table, identifiable by a unique combination of start date and row number. The start date indicates when the row was originally extracted from the data source, while an accompanying end date indicates when a new version of that row was extracted. If an end date is not present, it signifies that the row is the most recent version. The table also contains geographical data, originally in the shapefile format, representing geographic features and locations. This geographic data has been transformed from...

• Version History Table of Geographic and Geometric Data in Skane Dataset CollectionTSV

  The table in question is a historical record, tracing the evolution of each row in its base table. It essentially serves as a version history log, tracking changes at the row level. Unique identifiers for each row are formed by the combination of the date of extraction and the raw row number from the data source. The table also records the date a new version of a row was extracted. If a row is the most recent version, this will be indicated by a null value in the 'end date' column. This table is particularly rich in geographic data, which has been transformed from the shapefile format. This format, commonly used for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features, can represent features as points, lines, or polygons. The data for this table is sourced...