Revision 4979
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza about 12 years ago
map.csv | ||
---|---|---|
35 | 35 |
soil_texture,texture,, |
36 | 36 |
holdridge_life_zone,communityID,, |
37 | 37 |
life_zone_code,communityName,, |
38 |
observation_type,observation_type,,"Brad: SALVIAS internal metadata indicating whether the record represents an individual or aggregate observation. Rather than storing, use to decide where to store in VegX.; Aaron: VegX aggregateOrganismObservation table is missing many fields available in individualOrganismObservation, so we're mapping to individualOrganismObservation regardless of observation type" |
|
38 |
observation_type,*observation_type,,"Brad: SALVIAS internal metadata indicating whether the record represents an individual or aggregate observation. Rather than storing, use to decide where to store in VegX.; Aaron: VegX aggregateOrganismObservation table is missing many fields available in individualOrganismObservation, so we're mapping to individualOrganismObservation regardless of observation type"
|
|
39 | 39 |
plot_methodology,samplingProtocol,, |
40 | 40 |
plot_area_ha,plotArea_ha,,"Brad: Area in hectares. Is there any way to store units?; Aaron: VegX plot area annotation says ""Total area of the plot in square meters."" so units are fixed" |
41 |
recensused,recensused,,"Brad: This is a 0/1 value, internal to SALVIAS. 1 indicates that a plot has >1 set of values, from different census events.; Aaron: Different censuses are distinguished in organisms data by different census_no values" |
|
41 |
recensused,*recensused,,"Brad: This is a 0/1 value, internal to SALVIAS. 1 indicates that a plot has >1 set of values, from different census events.; Aaron: Different censuses are distinguished in organisms data by different census_no values"
|
|
42 | 42 |
date_start,startDate,, |
43 | 43 |
date_finish,endDate,, |
Also available in: Unified diff
inputs/*/*/map.csv: Prefix a * to every term that's not in Veg+ for easy identification of unmapped terms when editing map.csv. Note that canon will remove the * when it finds a matching Veg+ term.