Integrated Geographic and Object Data Table from a Swedish Source

The table under discussion is a meticulously organized set of data, categorized in rows and columns, and is a part of a larger dataset collection. This table is unique in its structure as it contains two special columns that together serve to uniquely identify each row. One of these columns contains the date when the specific row of data was extracted from the original source, while the other contains the row number in the extracted data, corresponding to the extraction date.

This table is particularly interesting as it contains geographic information that has been transformed from the shapefile format. Shapefile, a non-topological format, is typically used for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features, which can be represented by points, lines, or polygons.

The data for this table has been sourced from the website of Lantmäteriet (The Land Survey) in Sweden.

In terms of data analytics, the information in this table can be utilized in various ways. For example, the geographic information could be used to analyze patterns or trends based on location, or to create visualizations such as maps or charts. Furthermore, the unique identifiers for each row allow for precise tracking and analysis of the data over time, providing an opportunity to examine changes or trends in the data. The extraction dates can be used to analyze how the data has evolved over time, potentially revealing interesting insights or patterns.