Collection of Tables Sourced from a Swedish Web Site Focusing on Vastra Gotaland Region

Tables

• Geographical and Statistical Data Table of Vastra GotalandTSV

  This table is an integral part of a larger dataset collection. It is compiled with diverse types of data, each type represented in its own column, and each row representing a unique data entry. Notably, two columns serve as the backbone of the table structure, holding the date of data extraction and the row number of each entry, respectively. This combination ensures the unique identification of each row, providing a stable structure for data analysis. The table also carries geographic information, initially stored in a shapefile format known for its simplicity and versatility in storing geographic features, which could be points, lines, or areas. This geographic data has been converted into a final format from the original shapefile format. The data for this table is gathered from...

• Geographical Information and Property Details Sourced from a Swedish Web DatabaseTSV

  The table in question is a part of a dataset collection that is organized in a structured format with columns and rows. It contains a variety of data including geographic information and unique identifying features. Two notable columns contain data about the extraction date and the row number, which can be used together to uniquely identify each row. The geographic information originally comes in the shapefile format, a commonly used format for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features. This data could have been represented by points, lines, or polygons in the original shapefile format, but it has been transformed into the final format for use in this table. This table is sourced from the website of 'Lantmäteriet' (The Swedish Land Survey) in...

• Geospatial Characteristics and Attributes of Land AreasTSV

  The table is a collection of related data hailing from the dataset collection 'vastra_gotaland'. It comprises a variety of columns that carry essential information regarding each data entry. Among these columns are two special ones: one that records the date when the data was extracted from the source, and another that indicates the row number in the data extracted from the source on that particular date. These two columns together uniquely identify each row in the table. Additionally, the table includes geographic information that originated in the shapefile format, a format used for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features. This geographic information has since been transformed into its final format from the shapefile format. The table's data...

• Geospatial Data Table with Object Details and Geometric InformationTSV

  The table is a component of a larger dataset collection and contains a variety of data types. One of the distinguishing features of this table is the inclusion of two special columns. These indicate the date the row's data was extracted and the row's number in the original extraction, with the combination of these two values providing a unique identification for each row. This table also includes geographical information, which has been transformed from a shapefile format. Shapefiles are used to store geographical feature data, including the location and attributes of these features, which can be represented as points, lines, or polygons. The table is sourced from the 'Lantmäteriet' (The Land Survey) website in Sweden. In terms of data analytics, the information from this table could...

• Geospatial Data Table with Object Identification, Area, and Geometric AttributesTSV

  The table in focus is part of a dataset collection, hailing from Vastra Gotaland. It comprises of a multitude of columns, each holding specific data. Two distinctive columns contain data regarding the date of extraction and the row number from the original data source. These two, in combination, serve as unique identifiers for each row. The table also carries geographic information, which has been transformed from the shapefile format, a format used for storing geometric location and attribute information of geographic features. This geographic data can represent points, lines, or polygons, thus providing a robust understanding of the spatial aspects of the data. The data for this table is sourced from the website of Lantmäteriet (The Land Survey of Sweden) in Sweden. As for its...

• Historical Versions of Land Classification Data in Västra Götaland RegionTSV

  The history table under consideration is a part of a dataset collection and provides an extensive track of version history of its base table rows. It maintains a unique identification for each row using a combination of the date when the row was extracted and the row number. The table also maintains the date when a new version of the row was extracted, assisting in identifying the most recent version of a row. The table provides detailed geographic information transformed from the shapefile format, a format used for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features. This geographic information can include points, lines, or polygons (areas). The table is sourced from the Swedish website 'Lantmäteriet' (The Land Survey). The information in this table could...

• Version History of Base Table Rows - History Table (Sourced from a Swedish Website)TSV

  The table under consideration is a historical record that forms part of a larger dataset from the region of Västra Götaland. It serves as a log of changes made to its corresponding base table, with two additional fields that mark the start and end dates for each row entry. This setup allows for the tracking of the complete life cycle of each row, from when it was first pulled from the source to when it was last updated. If the end date for a row is not specified, it signifies that the version in question is the most recent. The data in the table is sourced from the Swedish website 'Lantmäteriet' (The Land Survey). The table also includes geographic data, transformed from the shapefile format, typically used to store geometric location and attribute information of geographical features....

• Version History of Base Table Rows From the Vastra Gotaland Dataset CollectionTSV

  The 'clc12_63d_nv__history' table belongs to the 'vastra_gotaland' dataset collection. As a history table, it keeps a record of the version history of its base table rows. It has two additional columns to its base table, which mark the start and end dates of each version of a row. If the end date is null, it represents the most recent version of the row. Each row also has a unique identifier formed by a combination of the start date and the row number. The data also includes geographic information, originally in the shapefile format, which stores the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features, and has been transformed into the final geographic format. The table is sourced from the 'Lantmäteriet' (The Land Survey) website in Sweden. The data in this table could...

• Version History of Base Table Rows in Vastra Gotaland DatasetTSV

  The 'clc12_63d_no__history' table is a history table that is part of the 'vastra_gotaland' dataset collection. It maintains a version history of its base table rows, making it an invaluable resource for tracking changes over time. This table's row data is uniquely identified by a combination of the extraction date and the row number. The table provides an additional layer of information compared to its base table by including the start and end dates of each row's extraction from the data source. If a row's end date is null, it signifies that the row is the most recent version. The table is sourced from the Swedish website, 'Lantmäteriet' (The Land Survey). The table incorporates geographic data, which is initially in the shapefile format - a format used for storing the geometric...

• Version History of Base Table Rows in Vastra Gotaland Dataset CollectionTSV

  The 'clc12_63d_so__history' table is a historical table sourced from the Swedish website 'Lantmäteriet' (The Land Survey). It is part of the 'vastra_gotaland' data collection. This table records the version history of its base table rows, which makes it especially valuable for tracking changes over time. It consists of several columns, each providing unique and valuable information. For example, each row in this table can be uniquely identified by a combination of the row's unique number and the date it was extracted from the data source. The table includes two special columns that record the start and end dates of each row's existence in the data source. If the end date is null, this indicates that the current version of a row is the most recent. This feature is particularly useful...