2010 Crime Scene Geographic Information Table

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 represented by points, lines, or polygons.

The data contained in this table could serve multiple purposes in data analytics. For instance, it could be used to map and study geographical patterns and variations over time, by analyzing the extracted data and the geographic information. Another potential application could be in conducting demographic studies, wherein the geographic information could be used to understand population distributions and trends. Additionally, it could also be instrumental in environmental studies, where the geographic features could be analyzed for environmental impact assessments.