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Bug Report: Point dataset presented incorrectly as very large bounded boxes #1548
The bounding box is shown to cover almost half of the world:
But looking at the metadata file, it was obvious that whatever process is scraping this data into OneStop is assigning 0 value to two of the bounding box points when the original dataset is marked with a point:
Bug Description When searching for datasets in the Mediterranean, we were surprised to find this result declaratively collected from a river estuary in the USA: https://data.noaa.gov/onestop/collections/details/56c9661e-ac7b-4aba-9495-214eb0e2cb5f
The bounding box is shown to cover almost half of the world:
But looking at the metadata file, it was obvious that whatever process is scraping this data into OneStop is assigning 0 value to two of the bounding box points when the original dataset is marked with a point:
Platform/Environment Windows / Chrome
Severity Severity: HIGH - geographic data search cannot be trusted Priority: Low - looks like the site is dead anyways
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected Result This dataset should be marked as a point dataset.
Actual Result The dataset has a huge bounding box