Open DavidRoy opened 1 year ago
@johnvanbreda - can you check this SQL for me - is it okay or is there a better way? I need to get from taxon_meaning_id to the RSS that have an interest.
select rs.title
from cache_taxon_paths ctp
join cache_taxa_taxon_lists cttl on cttl.taxon_meaning_id = ANY(ctp.path) and cttl.taxon_list_id = 15 and cttl.preferred = true
join recording_scheme_taxa rst on rst.organism_key = cttl.organism_key
join recording_schemes rs on rs.id = rst.recording_scheme_id
where
ctp.taxon_meaning_id=106116
@burkmarr the query looks good to me and works pretty quickly. Looking at the EXPLAIN ANALYZE there is a sequential scan on recording_scheme_taxa.organism_key which may not matter if the table remains small, but adding an index on this field would be slightly more efficient.
@johnvanbreda @JimBacon - can I ask your advice on a question of workflow? I have created a new warehouse report 'reports/library/taxa/taxon_rss.xml' which returns the RSS associated with a taxon meaning id. This is on the live warehouse, but not committed to a repo. I was thinking I would add it it with the hotfeature workflow:
However I can see that the remote master has other changes not yet pulled to the live warehouse, so I was unsure about doing this. I also noticed that there are a number of other untracked reports on the warehouse. What's the best way to proceed?
Thanks for checking @burkmarr - your steps are correct.
The changes in master that are not yet on the live warehouse relate to fixes to the CORS header behaviour that were required for the new server. Since they were done just before the originally intended server move and we had tested them with the headers that are going to be configured on the new server, even though they should be OK on the live server in theory I had decided not to pull them in case it broke the apps. We could pull them, but it means a small risk that the changes won't work on the current live server. As we are about to migrate it could be less risky if you do your first 4 steps, then just leave the untracked report on the live warehouse and don't pull. The new warehouse will then pick up the new report from GitHub. In order for this to work you need to make sure you add a tag to the warehouse master branch (v8.23.7) so we know it is a new minor version.
I've removed a couple of my untracked reports which were used for a temporary re-population of some ES data.
@BirenRathod there are some reports in a folder reports/reports_for_prebuilt_forms/european/ which are not in GitHub and I think are not used - I'm not sure who added them, but there are no references in the request log data so it looks like they are redundant. Perhaps keep a backup of these before the server migration just in case?
@johnvanbreda - many thanks, I've done as you suggested, including the tag.
@johnvanbreda It may have been used in the european-mammals.brc.ac.uk website. Not sure at present as I need to check those first.
Or european-ladybird.brc.ac.uk?
@DavidRoy @kitenetter - You can see the initial implementation of this here: https://burkmar3-brc-irecord.pantheonsite.io/species-details.
The completion of #876 has enable me to add a form control [rss]
that lists the RSS associated with a taxon (via the UKSI). Here I've placed it under the species details control, but this can be changed if preferred.
There are three possible scenarios for any given taxon:
The first two cases are treated the same - the RSS appear in a bulleted list under the heading Recording schemes & societies. Where no RSS is associated with a taxon, the following message is displayed under the heading: No societies are listed in the UK Species Inventory for this taxon.
Some issues have occurred to me since implementing and testing the control.
SCHEME_KEY | SCHEME_NAME |
---|---|
NHMSYS0021567699 | Acari Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567700 | Aquatic Heteroptera Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567701 | Auchenorrhyncha Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567702 | Barkfly Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567703 | Bees, Wasps and Ants Recording Society |
NHMSYS0021567704 | British Arachnological Society, Harvestman Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567705 | British Arachnological Society, Pseudoscorpion Recorders' Group |
NHMSYS0021567706 | British Arachnological Society, Spider Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567707 | British Dragonfly Society, Dragonfly Recording Network |
NHMSYS0021567708 | British Dragonfly Society, Migrant Dragonfly Project |
NHMSYS0021567709 | British Myriapod and Isopod Group, Centipede Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567710 | British Myriapod and Isopod Group, Millipede Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567711 | British Myriapod and Isopod Group, Woodlice & Waterlice Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567712 | British Trust for Ornithology |
NHMSYS0021567713 | Chrysomelidae Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567714 | Cladocera Interest Group |
NHMSYS0021567715 | Clown Beetles Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567716 | Collembola Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567717 | Crambidae & Pyralidae Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567718 | Dermestidae Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567719 | Dipterists Forum, Anthomyiid Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567720 | Dipterists Forum, Calliphoridae and Rhiniidae Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567721 | Dipterists Forum, Chironomidae Study Group |
NHMSYS0021567722 | Dipterists Forum, Chloropid Study Group |
NHMSYS0021567723 | Dipterists Forum, Conopidae, Lonchopteridae & Picture-winged Fly Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567724 | Dipterists Forum, Cranefly Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567725 | Dipterists Forum, Dixidae and Thaumaleidae Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567726 | Dipterists Forum, Empididae, Hybotidae & Dolichopodidae Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567727 | Dipterists Forum, Flat-footed Fly Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567728 | Dipterists Forum, Fungus Gnat Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567729 | Dipterists Forum, Hoverfly Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567730 | Dipterists Forum, Pipunculidae Study Group |
NHMSYS0021567731 | Dipterists Forum, Sepsid Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567732 | Dipterists Forum, Snail-killing Flies Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567733 | Dipterists Forum, Stilt and Stalk Fly Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567734 | Dipterists Forum, Tachinid Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567735 | Dipterists Forum, Tephritid Flies Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567736 | Earthworm Society of Britain: National Earthworm Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567737 | Elateroidea Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567738 | Freshwater Fish Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567739 | Freshwater Flatworm Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567740 | Gelechiid Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567741 | Grasshoppers and Related Insects Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567742 | Ground Beetle Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567743 | Hypogean Crustacea Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567744 | Incurvarioidea Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567745 | Lacewings and Allies Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567746 | Mammal Society |
NHMSYS0021567747 | Mosquitoes Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567748 | National Agromyzidae Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567749 | National Amphibian & Reptile Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567750 | National Bat Monitoring Programme |
NHMSYS0021567751 | National Longhorn Beetle Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567752 | Oestridae Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567753 | Parasitic Wasps Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567754 | Plume Moth Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567755 | Psylloidea Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567756 | Riverfly Recording Schemes: Ephemeroptera |
NHMSYS0021567757 | Riverfly Recording Schemes: Plecoptera |
NHMSYS0021567758 | Riverfly Recording Schemes: Trichoptera |
NHMSYS0021567759 | Sawfly Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567760 | Scarabaeoidea Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567761 | Scathophagid Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567762 | Scirtidae Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567763 | Silphidae Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567764 | Siphonaptera Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567765 | Soldier Beetles, Jewel Beetles and Glow-worms Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567766 | Soldierflies and Allies Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567767 | Staphylinidae Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567768 | Stenini Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567769 | Tenebrionoidea Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567770 | Terrestrial Flatworm Recording Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567771 | Terrestrial Heteroptera Recording Scheme - Plant bugs and allied species |
NHMSYS0021567772 | Terrestrial Heteroptera Recording Scheme - Shield bugs and allied species |
NHMSYS0021567773 | Tick Surveillance Scheme |
NHMSYS0021567774 | UK Ladybird Survey |
NHMSYS0021567775 | Weevil and Bark Beetle Recording Scheme |
Worked well for the ladybird example I tried https://burkmar3-brc-irecord.pantheonsite.io/species-details?taxa_taxon_list_id=171090
but not a plant https://burkmar3-brc-irecord.pantheonsite.io/species-details?taxa_taxon_list_id=235730
or moth example https://burkmar3-brc-irecord.pantheonsite.io/species-details?taxa_taxon_list_id=46973
@DavidRoy - those RSS appear to be missing from the data supplied to us by Chris (see my comment above). I think Steph worked with him to come up with the initial list? Regardless, we need to establish how this information will be supplied to Chris so that he can update and maintain it in the UKSI.
@burkmarr that's suprising as these schemes are a single point on the taxon tree? Can you work with Martin to update?
@burkmarr will have a look at the new tables when I get a chance, but may not be for a little while.
Okay @kitenetter. I've put a copy of the SCHEME
table from the latest UKSI snapshot here if it helps: W:_BRC_Recording Schemes liaison\UKSI 20230901a SCHEME.xlsx
Presumably the workflow would be for us to supply Chris with a list of the missing RSS and an indication of the taxonomic group(s) covered. He can then update the SCHEME
and SCHEME_TAXA
tables in the UKSI and supply it back to us. I can then run the scripts to update our own recording_schemes
and recording_scheme_taxa
tables.
I think it would be good to recognise/link to the relevant recording schemes for species details page e.g. https://burkmar2-brc-irecord.pantheonsite.io/species-details?taxa_taxon_list_id=76635 should include a logo for BBS?
Requires a link between the UKSI and National Recording Scheme, which i believe is in the planning