One other issue that you may or may not be aware of: in the Geographic
Coverage section you can choose box or point methods. Regardless of whether
I choose box or point, it only allows me to put in points. So even if I put
in four coordinates for bounding a location, it automatically fills in the
other boxes (e.g. I put in 38.32 N and the box below is filled in with the
same coordinates; when I try to alter it to be the southern boundary, it
then changes the northern boundary in the box above; however, in the
metadata, it identifies the coordinates of the box as N, S, E, and W, even
though it only lets me enter N and W coordinates in the box).
Thank you for your help!
~ Kristina
Kristina Wolf
Restoration Ecology Lab
Ph.D. Student, Graduate Group in Ecology
Department of Plant Sciences
B.S. Animal Science, M.S. Soil Science
(530) 750-9771
Author Name: Jing Tao (Jing Tao) Original Redmine Issue: 6410, https://projects.ecoinformatics.org/ecoinfo/issues/6410 Original Date: 2014-02-06
Hi Ben,
OK, got it!
One other issue that you may or may not be aware of: in the Geographic Coverage section you can choose box or point methods. Regardless of whether I choose box or point, it only allows me to put in points. So even if I put in four coordinates for bounding a location, it automatically fills in the other boxes (e.g. I put in 38.32 N and the box below is filled in with the same coordinates; when I try to alter it to be the southern boundary, it then changes the northern boundary in the box above; however, in the metadata, it identifies the coordinates of the box as N, S, E, and W, even though it only lets me enter N and W coordinates in the box).
Thank you for your help!
~ Kristina
Kristina Wolf Restoration Ecology Lab Ph.D. Student, Graduate Group in Ecology Department of Plant Sciences B.S. Animal Science, M.S. Soil Science (530) 750-9771