Annual Orthophoto Crime Scenes Dataset Collection from 2006

Tables

• 2007 Crime Scene Dataset Table with Geolocation and Detailed InformationTSV

  The table in question is a rich dataset that includes information originally sourced from the website of Lantmäteriet (Swedish Mapping, Cadastral, and Land Registration Authority) in Sweden. It has been structured into an organized format of columns and rows, making it a valuable resource for various data analytics applications. The table contains several interesting columns of data, including geographical information transformed from the original shapefile format. Shapefiles are a simple format for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features, which can be represented by points, lines, or polygons (areas). Two notable columns of the table are the extraction date and the row number. The extraction date indicates when the data in the particular row was...

• 2009 Crime Scene Data with Geographical DetailsTSV

  The table under consideration is a comprehensive collection of geographically related data, sourced from the official website of Lantmäteriet, the National Land Survey of Sweden. The table comprises of various columns which contain diverse information, including the date of data extraction, the row number, name, crime scene, municipality code, and several aspects of geographic information in various formats. Two special columns in the table, namely the date of data extraction and the row number, jointly provide a unique identifier for each row. This ensures that each piece of data can be accurately tracked and identified. The geographic data included in the table is originally in the shapefile format - a common geospatial vector data format for geographic information system software....

• 2010 Crime Scene Geographic Information TableTSV

  The table is a comprehensive collection of related data, which is a part of a larger dataset. This table is unique as it contains key information about geographical locations and features, sourced from Lantmäteriet, a Swedish authority. Special features of this table include a unique identification system for each row of data, established through a combination of the data extraction date and row number, providing an efficient method of pinpointing precise data points. Geographical data in this table has been derived from a simple, non-topological format known as a shapefile, which is widely employed for storing the location and attribute information of geographic features, and transformed into the final geographic format. This transformation allows for geographic features to be...

• 2011 Crime Scene Data OverviewTSV

  The table under consideration is a rich collection of geographic data, obtained from the 'Lantmäteriet' website, a Swedish authority responsible for land and geographic information in Sweden. It features a wide array of columns that store various types of data, each with its unique purpose and significance. The table includes a special pair of columns that together form a unique identifier for each row. One of these columns contains the date when the data was extracted, and the other stores the row number in the data extracted on that date. This combination provides a reliable way to identify each entry in the table uniquely. The table also contains a wealth of geographic data translated from the shapefile format, a popular geospatial vector data format for geographic information system...

• 2013 Crime Scene Geospatial Data OverviewTSV

  The table in question is a rich data collection sourced from the website of Lantmäteriet (The Land Survey) in Sweden. It provides a wealth of geographical data that has been converted from the shapefile format, which is a simple, non-topological format for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features. The table contains unique geographical features that can be represented by points, lines, or polygons (areas), offering a range of possibilities for geographical analysis. Furthermore, it includes important tracking information such as the date when each data row was extracted and its row number, which together uniquely identify each row. This allows for precise tracking and analysis of changes over time. Depending on the specific needs and objectives...

• 2015 Geographical Records of Crime Scenes in SwedenTSV

  The table 'tatort2015_omr' is part of a larger dataset collection originating from the 'Lantmäteriet' (National Land Survey) website in Sweden. This table is primarily concerned with geographical data, offering a rich array of geographic information about specific locations. It also includes special columns that record the date of data extraction and the row number for each entry, allowing for unique identification of each record. The data within the table is meticulously organized, with each row representing a unique geographic entry. The table contains information about the specific name of the location, its corresponding code, and a variety of geographic attributes. These geographic attributes include the geometry of the location in GeoJSON format, the geometry in text form, the type...

• 2017 Crime Scene Geographic Information from Swedish Land SurveyTSV

  The table 'tatort2017_omr' is a comprehensive collection of related data, which is part of a larger dataset collection. This table is unique due to its specialized columns such as the extraction date and row number, which together can uniquely identify each row of data. The extraction date refers to the date when the data was gathered from the source, and the row number corresponds to the specific row within the extracted data. One of the key features of this table is the inclusion of geographic information, which has been transformed from the shapefile format. This format is commonly used for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features, which can be represented by points, lines, or polygons. The data in this table is sourced from 'Lantmäteriet',...

• 2018 Geospatial Crime Scene Data CollectionTSV

  The table under consideration contains detailed data about geographical features, sourced from the website of Lantmäteriet (The Land Survey) in Sweden. This table is an integral part of a larger dataset collection that includes one or several other related tables. The layout of the table is organized into columns and rows, each containing specific information related to the geographical data. This table includes unique elements like an extraction date and a row number for each piece of data. The extraction date specifies when the data was pulled from the source, while the row number gives a unique identity to each line of data based on when it was extracted. Together, these two fields uniquely identify each row of data in the table. Furthermore, the information in this table has been...

• 2019 Crime Scene Geographical Data AnalysisTSV

  The table under discussion is a part of a larger dataset collection and is sourced from the Lantmäteriet (The National Land Survey) website, based in Sweden. This table comprises a variety of data fields including unique identifiers for each row, geographic information, as well as other related attributes. The table features two special columns that jointly provide a unique identifier for each row. One column contains the date of extraction for each data point, while the other records the row number from the original data source, corresponding to that extraction date. Geographic data contained within the table is originally in the format of a shapefile, a commonly used format for storing location and attribute information of geographic features. This could represent points, lines, or...

• 2022 Crime Scene Areas: Geospatial Data with AttributesTSV

  The table under discussion is a structured collection of related data, derived from the 'Lantmäteriet' website in Sweden. This table forms part of a larger dataset, which is a collection of multiple related tables. The data in this particular table consists of several distinct columns, each containing specific information. Special attention should be given to two unique columns: one containing the extraction date of the data and the other specifying the row number for the extracted data. The combination of these two columns allows for the unique identification of each row in the table, providing a robust method for data tracking. Additionally, this table contains geographic information, which has been transformed from a shapefile format into a final geographic format. Shapefile is a...

• Crime Scene Data with Geometric Attributes (2006)TSV

  The table under discussion is a detailed compilation of geographic data, originating from the 'Lantmäteriet' website in Sweden. It offers a comprehensive overview of specific geographic features, transforming raw data from the shapefile format into a more consumable structure. Each row in the table is unique, identified by a specific combination of extraction date and row number. This ensures that data is organized in a time-specific manner, allowing for tracking changes and trends across different periods. The table holds a wide variety of data, including geographic coordinates, names, and codes. It also contains detailed geographic information, such as the type of geographical feature (point, line, or polygon), its centroid, and its exact coordinates. Given its extensive range of...

• Crime Scene Geographic Information Data Extracted in 2012TSV

  The table under consideration is a well-organized collection of related data that forms part of a larger dataset. It hails from the 'Lantmäteriet' website in Sweden and is structured in rows and columns format for easy analysis. Each row in the table signifies a unique piece of data, with the date of extraction and the row number serving as unique identifiers. These identifiers help to track the source and the chronological sequence of each data entry. This table possesses an interesting element - geographical information, originally in the shapefile format, which has been converted into a final geographic format. Shapefile format is a simple, non-topological system used to store the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features. This format enables geographical...

• Crime Scene Geospatial Data Extracted from Swedish Land Survey - 2014 EditionTSV

  The table in focus is a significant part of a dataset collection. It carries a myriad of pertinent data organized neatly in rows and columns. The table is enriched with information extracted from the Swedish website 'Lantmäteriet' (The National Land Survey of Sweden). The table contains a mix of both typical and special columns. Two of these special columns are responsible for uniquely identifying each row. One holds the date when the data row was extracted while the other records the row number in the data extracted on the specified date. The table also contains geographic information initially in the shapefile format. Shapefile is a popular format used to store geographical location and attribute information of geographic features such as points, lines, or polygons (areas). This...

• Geospatial Information of Crime Scenes in Sweden from 2006TSV

  The table under consideration originates from 'Lantmäteriet' (Sweden's land surveying agency) and forms part of a larger dataset. This table is structured into several columns, each holding specific information. Two distinctive columns in the table provide a unique identifier for each row. One column holds the date when data on that specific row was extracted from the source, and the other column stores the row number in the extracted data, corresponding to the extraction date. This combination allows each row to be uniquely identified. The table also houses geographic information, which has been transformed from the shapefile format. This format is a simple, non-topological way of storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features, which can be points,...

• Geospatial Information of Crime Scenes in Sweden, 2008TSV

  The table in question is a rich collection of geographic information sourced from the 'Lantmäteriet' website, also known as the Swedish Mapping, Cadastral and Land Registration Authority, in Sweden. It includes a range of unique identifiers and geographic data, all meticulously organized for easy extraction and analysis. Each row in the table represents a unique data point, identified by a specific extraction date and row number, ensuring that each piece of data can be traced back to its original source and extraction time. This allows for precise tracking and comparison of data over time. The table contains crucial geographic information, originally in shapefile format, which has been transformed into a final geographic format. Such data includes geometric location and attribute...

• Historical Version Data of Crime Scene Area (2006 onwards)TSV

  The 'tatort2013_omr__history' table is a historical record of a dataset sourced from the website of Lantmäteriet (The Swedish Land Survey) in Sweden. This table is a part of the dataset collection, and it captures the version history of its base table rows, thus providing a rich timeline of data changes. The table tracks the evolution of each row, with unique identifiers based on the combination of the start date and row number. This allows you to trace the version history of each row from when it was initially extracted from the data source to any subsequent updates. If a row doesn't have an end date, this indicates that it is the most recent version of that row. This table is particularly notable for its inclusion of geographic information, originally in the shapefile format, which...

• Historical Version Record of Crime Scene Locations from 2006 OnwardsTSV

  The 'tatort2012_omr__history' table is a historical dataset that provides a versioned record of its base data. Each row in this table is uniquely identified by a combination of the start date of the data extraction and the row number from the raw data source. The table consists of two additional columns compared to its base table, representing the start and end dates of each row's lifespan. If the end date of a row is not present, it signifies that the data row is the most recent version. The table includes geographic information, transformed from the shapefile format, a standard used for storing geographical location and attribute information. This information can be represented in various formats such as points, lines, or polygons (areas). This data is sourced from the...

• Historical Version Records of Base Table Rows for Crime Scene Data Since 2006TSV

  The 'tatort2022_omr__history' table is a historical record of its corresponding base table. It contains a sequential record of each version of the data rows from the base table. Unique identifiers for each row are formed by a combination of the row number and the date the row was extracted. The table contains two additional columns compared to its base table to indicate the start and end dates of each row version. If the end date is null, it signifies that the row is the most recent version. The data in this table is sourced from the 'Lantmäteriet' website in Sweden. The geographic information in this table, originally in shapefile format, has been transformed into a final geographic format. Some examples of how this data could be utilized include historical analysis of geographic...

• Historical Version Records of Base Table Rows in Crime Scene Dataset Collection from 2006TSV

  The 'tatort2010_omr__history' table is a historical record of its base table, containing comprehensive version history of its rows. This table belongs to the dataset collection 'utfall_ortofoto_tatort_from2006_shape'. The table is unique in that it includes additional columns compared to its base table, specifically columns that contain the start and end dates of when each row was extracted from the data source. Each row in the table can be uniquely identified by a combination of its start date and row number. The table also contains geographical information, which has been converted from the shapefile format. This format is a standard for storing geographical location and attribute information of geographic features, and can represent these features as points, lines, or polygons. The...

• Historical Version Records of Crime Scene Area data from 2006 onwardsTSV

  The 'tatort2023_omr__history' table is a historical collection of geographical data sourced from the Swedish website, Lantmäteriet. This table serves as a version history for its base table rows, documenting changes over time. It contains unique identifiers for each row, formed by the combination of the row number and the date when the row data was extracted. This allows for precise tracking and identification of each data row throughout its history. Furthermore, there are date markers indicating when a new version of a row was extracted, and if a particular row is the most recent version. The most recent versions are identified by a null value in the 'end date' column. The table also contains geographic information, formatted from the original shapefile format into a final geographic...

• Historical Version Records of Crime Scene Data from 2008TSV

  The 'tatort2008_omr__history' table is a historical archive that stores the version history of its base table rows. It contains unique identifiers for each row, determined by the combination of the date when the row was extracted and the row number. This allows for tracking changes to the data over time, with the start and end dates indicating the lifespan of each version of a row. If the end date is null, this indicates that the version is the most recent. This detailed versioning makes the table valuable for monitoring trends and changes over time. The table contains geographic information, originally in the shapefile format, which has been transformed into a final geographic format. This includes geometric descriptions of geographic features, which can be represented by points,...

• Historical Version Tracking of Crime Scene Data from 2006 Shape CollectionTSV

  The 'tatort2014_omr__history' table is a historical archive that holds the version history of its base table rows. This table is part of a larger dataset collection. The distinguishing feature of this table is that it contains two additional columns compared to its base table, which are used to track the start and end dates of the dataset's row versions. These dates signify when a row was extracted from the data source and when a new version of the row was obtained. If the end date value is null, it indicates that the row is the latest version. Each row in this table is uniquely identified by a combination of the start date and a row number that denotes the row's position in the raw data extracted from the source. The table also holds geographic information, which has been transformed...

• History of Crime Scene Data with Geographical Attributes from 2006TSV

  The 'tatort2006_omr__history' table is a historical data repository that records the version history of its base table rows. It is a part of the 'utfall_ortofoto_tatort_from2006_shape' dataset collection. The table contains additional columns to record the start and end dates for each row entry, allowing for tracking changes over time. If an 'end date' for a particular row is not available, it signifies that the row is the most recent version. The table also includes a unique identifier for each row, formed by a combination of the start date and the row number. The row number represents the position of the row in the raw data extracted from the data source. One of the key features of this table is the inclusion of geographic information, which has been converted from the shapefile...

• Version History of 2011 Crime Scenes Area RecordsTSV

  The table 'tatort2011_omr__history' is a history table that houses the version history of its base table rows. This table is part of a larger dataset collection, sourced from the Swedish website 'Lantmäteriet'. It is unique in how it tracks the evolution of data over time, with each row in the table uniquely identified by a combination of a start date and a row number. This table also has a unique feature, it contains two additional columns compared to its base table. The first is a start date column, which notes when the row was first extracted from the data source. The second is an end date column, which signifies when a new version of the row was extracted. If the end date column is null, it denotes that the current row is the most recent version. Additionally, this table also...

• Version History of Base Table Rows for Crime Scene Data (2019) from a Swedish Geographic Dataset CollectionTSV

  The table 'tatort2019_omr__history' is a history table, sourced from the website of Lantmäteriet (The Land Survey) in Sweden. This table is part of a dataset collection and features a detailed record of version history for its base table rows, enabling users to track how the data has evolved over time. The table uniquely identifies each row with a combination of a start date and a row number, providing a precise timeline of changes for each data entry. It also includes an end date, marking when a new version of the row was extracted. If the end date is null, it signifies that the row is the most current version. The table also contains geographic data, which has been transformed from the shapefile format. This allows for the representation of geographic features as points, lines, or...

• Version History of Base Table Rows in Crime Scene Dataset from 2006 Shape CollectionTSV

  The table 'tatort2007_omr__history' is a historical record of related data points, sourced from Lantmäteriet's (The Swedish Land Survey) website in Sweden. As a history table, it provides a version history of its base table rows, allowing users to track the changes in data over time. The unique identifiers for each row in this table are a combination of the date the row was extracted from the source and the row number. This allows for precise tracking of data versions. If a row is the most recent version, its end date remains null. This table has two additional columns compared to its base table, specifically for tracking the start and end dates of each data row. The geographic data in this table has been transformed from the shapefile format, a common format for storing geographic...

• Version History of Crime Scene Investigation Data (2006 onwards)TSV

  The 'tatort2017_omr__history' table is a comprehensive collection of related data, meticulously structured into rows and columns. As a component of the larger dataset 'utfall_ortofoto_tatort_from2006_shape', it primarily serves as a history table, storing the version history of its base table rows. Each unique row in this version history table is identified through a combination of the row number and the date it was added to the table. Furthermore, the table keeps track of the date when a newer version of the row was introduced. The table also includes additional columns that provide a timeline of each row, starting from when it was extracted from the data source to when a new version was added. If a row is the most recent version, it is indicated by a null value in the 'end date'...

• Version History of Crime Scene Location Data from 2015TSV

  The table 'tatort2015_omr__history' is a historical archive that contains the version history of its base table rows. It is sourced from the website of Lantmäteriet (The Swedish Mapping, Cadastral and Land Registration Authority) in Sweden. This table consists of unique identifiers for each row, extracted from the raw data, and the dates when the rows were extracted and updated. The table is especially unique in its inclusion of two additional columns for indicating the timeline of data extraction, which are not present in its base table. If a row is the most recent version, it is indicated by a null value in the 'end date' column. The table also contains geographic information transformed from the shapefile format, a popular format for storing geographic location and attribute...

• Version History of Crime Scenes from 2006 in Geo-Spatial FormatTSV

  The 'tatort2018_omr__history' table is a historical archive, maintaining the version history of its base table rows. Each row in this table represents a unique version of the row, identifiable by a combination of a start date and a unique row number. This set-up allows for tracking changes over time, from when the row was first extracted from the data source to when a new version of the row was extracted. If a row is the most recent version, this is indicated by a null value in the end date column. This table also includes geographic data, which has been converted from the original shapefile format into the final geographic format. This includes geographic feature representations such as points, lines, or polygons. Sourced from Lantmäteriet's website in Sweden, this table offers a...