Export records
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Export your data by going to Main menu > Consulting > Sightings > All my observations. All your observations, and go to Export section.
- 1. Select period
- 1. Select period
Select the period of time to export your data.
Check:
- a full year,
- a Full month, or
- only a day.
Change options by changing period selection on the above section 'Choose a date and a taxonomic group'. Year, month and day ready to export are those selected above.
- 2. Select format
- 2. Select format
Select how to export data.
Check one of the options:
Export your data as a tab separated plain text(.txt). It can be opened with Microsoft Notepad, WordPad and TextEdit. | |
Export your data as a MS Excel file 97-2003 (.xls). It can be opened with any version of Microsoft Excel. | |
Export your data as a MS Excel file (.xlsx). It can be opened with Microsoft Excel. |
- 3. Start exporting
- 3. Start exporting
When period and format are selected, click 'START' and select where to store your data in your computer. Export will start immediately. Fields downloaded are stated underneath:
Field name | File description |
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ID ornitho 'Local portal' | Entry number at the local portal. It is automatically assigned. |
Universal observation ID | Entry number at Biolovision products. It is automatically assigned. |
Biolovision species ID | Number associated to the species. It is automatically assigned by the system. |
Species | Species name in the language selected at 'Preferences'. |
Latin name | Latin name of the species. |
Taxonomic group | Taxonomic group of the observation. |
Family | Family the observation belongs to. |
Systematic order | |
Date | Date of observation. |
Day | Day number the observation took place. |
Month | Month the observation took place. |
Year | Year the observation took place. |
Day of the year | Day the observation took place, starting the count on 1st January. |
Pentad | Pentad (group of five days) of the year the observation took place. |
Decade | Decade (group of ten days) of the year the observation took place. |
Week number | Week number the observation took place, counting from the first week of January. |
Timing | Time of observation. |
Site | Site name and location where the observation took place. |
Latitude (N) | Latitude coordinates in N-S position format. |
Longitud (S) | Longitud coordinates in E-W position format. |
Latitud (DMS) | Latitud in DMS format (degrees, minutes and seconds). |
Longitud (DMS) | Longitud in DMS format (degrees, minutes and seconds). |
UTM Zone North | Square the observation took place on a UTM grid. |
UTM X (m) | Position on the X axe on a UTM grid. |
UTM Y (m) | Position on the Y axe on a UTM grid. |
Singing / hearing contact | Indicates if the individual/s observed was singing or vocalising. |
Altitude | Altitude the observation took lace. It is determined automatically but can be modified when entering data. |
Estimation | Count precision. Indicates how precise is the number of individuals recorded on the observation. |
Number | Number of individuals recorded on the observation. |
Details | Number of individuals per age/sex class, if provided. |
Atlas code | Atlas code recorded for the observation. |
Hidden | Indicates if the observation is public or hidden to the public. |
Verify | |
Comment | Public comment left about the observation. |
Private comment | Private comment left about the observation. |
Observer ID | Number automatically assigned to the user on the local portal. |
Universal observer ID | Number automatically assigned to the user on Biolovision's products. |
First name | First name of observer. |
Family name | Family name of observer. |
Observer's e-mail. | |
Anonymous | Indicates if the observer wanted to report the observation anonymously. |
Insertion date | Date the observation was recorded on the system. |
Source | Indicates how the data was submitted. |
Last modification date | Last date the observation was edited once entered. |
SEARCH_EXPORT_TEXT_HAS_OFFSPRING_INFO | Indicates if the observation included offspring data. |