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Select spatial aggregating criteria from the expandable menu on the right. Options are: <br/>
Select spatial aggregating criteria from the expandable menu on the right. Options are: <br/>
::: '''Country:''' Results are grouped per area covered by the local portal. If the portal only covers part of the country, only this part is considered;  if the local portal covers the whole country, all the country is considered.<br/>
::: '''Country:''' Results are grouped per area covered by the local portal. If the portal only covers part of the country, only this part is considered;  if the local portal covers the whole country, all the country is considered.<br/>
::: '''Kanton:'''  Kantons are country-specific administrative defined areas. Their official name differs from country to country: Kreis, province, commarca, county, and so on.<br/>
::: '''Canton:'''  Cantons are country-specific administrative defined areas. Their official name differs from country to country: Kreis, province, district, commarca, county, and so on.<br/>
::: '''Municipality:''' Municipality, like kanton, is an area administratively defined and country specific.<br/>
::: '''Municipality:''' Municipality, like a canton, is an area administratively defined and country specific.<br/>
::: '''Supersite:''' A supersite is a place that includes many other localities, and can only be used if it was previously created. <br/>
::: '''Supersite:''' A supersite is a place that includes many other localities, and can only be used if it was previously created. <br/>
::: '''Place:''' A place is a group of Localities (see below) linked toghether within the protocol. It is either represented on the map by a yellow dot  or hidden. For example, in STOC EPS census, one may have different point counts in a square. Each of the points represents a Locality, but the square with all the points is a Place. Do the search accordingly. Note sometimes Place and Locality are the same. For example, in the Common breeding bird survey, a Locality represents a transect, and there is only one transect per square.
::: '''Place:''' A place is a group of Localities (see below) linked together within the protocol. It is either represented on the map by a yellow dot  or hidden. For example, in STOC EPS census, one may have different point counts in a square. Each of the points represents a Locality, but the square with all the points is a Place. Do the search accordingly. Note sometimes Place and Locality are the same. For example, in the Common breeding bird survey, a Locality represents a transect, and there is only one transect per square.
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::: '''Locality:'''  A Locality is the exact location a survey takes place. It may represent a point, a transect or a polygon, depending on the study, and it is represented on the map as a dot.
::: '''Locality:'''  A Locality is the exact location a survey takes place. It may represent a point, a transect or a polygon, depending on the study, and it is represented on the map as a dot.
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Latest revision as of 20:39, 15 December 2023

Message definition (Protocol management)
:'''3. Spatial aggregation''' <br/>
Select spatial aggregating criteria from the expandable menu on the right. Options are: <br/>
::: '''Country:''' Results are grouped per area covered by the local portal. If the portal only covers part of the country, only this part is considered;  if the local portal covers the whole country, all the country is considered.<br/>
::: '''Canton:'''  Cantons are country-specific administrative defined areas. Their official name differs from country to country: Kreis, province, district, commarca, county, and so on.<br/>
::: '''Municipality:''' Municipality, like a canton, is an area administratively defined and country specific.<br/>
::: '''Supersite:''' A supersite is a place that includes many other localities, and can only be used if it was previously created. <br/>
::: '''Place:''' A place is a group of Localities (see below) linked together within the protocol. It is either represented on the map by a yellow dot  or hidden. For example, in STOC EPS census, one may have different point counts in a square. Each of the points represents a Locality, but the square with all the points is a Place. Do the search accordingly. Note sometimes Place and Locality are the same. For example, in the Common breeding bird survey, a Locality represents a transect, and there is only one transect per square.
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::: '''Locality:'''  A Locality is the exact location a survey takes place. It may represent a point, a transect or a polygon, depending on the study, and it is represented on the map as a dot.
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3. Spatial aggregation

Select spatial aggregating criteria from the expandable menu on the right. Options are:

Country: Results are grouped per area covered by the local portal. If the portal only covers part of the country, only this part is considered; if the local portal covers the whole country, all the country is considered.
Canton: Cantons are country-specific administrative defined areas. Their official name differs from country to country: Kreis, province, district, commarca, county, and so on.
Municipality: Municipality, like a canton, is an area administratively defined and country specific.
Supersite: A supersite is a place that includes many other localities, and can only be used if it was previously created.
Place: A place is a group of Localities (see below) linked together within the protocol. It is either represented on the map by a yellow dot or hidden. For example, in STOC EPS census, one may have different point counts in a square. Each of the points represents a Locality, but the square with all the points is a Place. Do the search accordingly. Note sometimes Place and Locality are the same. For example, in the Common breeding bird survey, a Locality represents a transect, and there is only one transect per square.
Locality: A Locality is the exact location a survey takes place. It may represent a point, a transect or a polygon, depending on the study, and it is represented on the map as a dot.