I wrote two tutorials about generating occurrence cubes using SQL queries.
See https://damianooldoni.github.io/b3cubes-sql-examples/, from my repo b3cubes-sql-examples. I didn't spend too much time in the website as my goal is to archive the repo once we transfer the tutorial(s) to this b-cubed repo.
The first tutorial (Getting Started) is a more detailed demo of the documentation provided by GBIF in its tech docs. The most important point is the last section (Your first species occurrence cube) where I included some observations popping up in the wp2 slack channel (@MattBlissett, @beukueb). I think this document can be used to improve the GBIF tech docs and so not needed to be added to this repo. But I can be wrong... Interesting what you think about it.
The second tutorial (occurrence cubes from a GBIF checklist) is the main contribution and it extends sensibly the present GBIF tech docs by adding all steps to generate an occurrence cube starting from a GBIF checklist and applying relevant spatial filters and other important aspects for researchers. It also include some observations popping up in the wp2 slack channel (@MattBlissett, @beukueb) about polygons.
@peterdesmet and everybody interested: what do you think about it? Can somebody review it and provide some feedback? Thanks.
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I wrote two tutorials about generating occurrence cubes using SQL queries. See https://damianooldoni.github.io/b3cubes-sql-examples/, from my repo b3cubes-sql-examples. I didn't spend too much time in the website as my goal is to archive the repo once we transfer the tutorial(s) to this b-cubed repo.
The first tutorial (Getting Started) is a more detailed demo of the documentation provided by GBIF in its tech docs. The most important point is the last section (Your first species occurrence cube) where I included some observations popping up in the wp2 slack channel (@MattBlissett, @beukueb). I think this document can be used to improve the GBIF tech docs and so not needed to be added to this repo. But I can be wrong... Interesting what you think about it.
The second tutorial (occurrence cubes from a GBIF checklist) is the main contribution and it extends sensibly the present GBIF tech docs by adding all steps to generate an occurrence cube starting from a GBIF checklist and applying relevant spatial filters and other important aspects for researchers. It also include some observations popping up in the wp2 slack channel (@MattBlissett, @beukueb) about polygons.
@peterdesmet and everybody interested: what do you think about it? Can somebody review it and provide some feedback? Thanks.