Closed peterdesmet closed 9 years ago
Decided to do this.
the order of the columns for table 'fish_tracking_tags'
project catched_at tag_id tag_type extra column 'PIT number' scientific_name catch_lenght catch_weight sex extra column 'DURIF' catch_location catch_latitude catch_logitude released_at released_location released_latutude released_longitude is_ghost remarks
the order of the columns for table 'fish_tracking_receiver'
project receiver_id receiver_code location the_geom deployed_at data_downloaded_at battery_empty_at removed_at location_manager_id inbo_code remarks
All these changes have been implemented.
@karenrobberechts, pass by if you want so input on how to use these files.
After talking with @karenrobberechts, I realized that the CartoDB editor is not ideal for metadata maintenance. Unlink a spreadsheet, it cannot filter and edit at same time, does not allow bulk editing or importing without SQL knowledge, and does not have an undo function. It is useful for creating maps and to connect data with metadata through its API though.
I explored a solution that would allow to do all that, and still have the CartoDB functionality: Google Spreadsheets synced with CartoDB. The way this would work is to manage the metadata in a Google Spreadsheet and sync it automatically every hour with CartoDB.
Advantages
Drawbacks (I think these are minor)
@ammouton, @karenrobberechts what do you think?