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

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 the shapefile format into a final geographic format for ease of use.

There are various ways this data could be utilized in data analytics. For instance, the version history could be used to track changes in geographical features over time, providing valuable insights into environmental changes or urban development. Alternatively, the data could be used to analyze trends or patterns in the data source's update frequency, which could inform future data collection strategies. Finally, the geographic data could be used in spatial analysis, such as studying the distribution of features across different areas or identifying relationships between geographical features and other variables in the dataset.