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Add aka region #14

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mankoff opened this issue Jun 1, 2022 · 3 comments
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Add aka region #14

mankoff opened this issue Jun 1, 2022 · 3 comments

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@mankoff
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mankoff commented Jun 1, 2022

Each dataset should have an optional region.

region: top/sub/name

Where top can be one of greenland, antarctica, or large area (arctic, himalaya, europe, etc.) or country (norway, switzerland, etc.?
And sub can be a sub-region (greenland/southwest, antarctica/thwaites/)

And name needs to be a name for the dataset. For other akas, it is easy to pick a name (for example, author/someone_yyyy or organization/GEUS/AWS. It is a bit trickier to pick a dataset name for each region.

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Require or suggest a geospatial.{kml,gpkg} for each dataset so we support geospatial search and potentially can contribute to https://journalmap.org/

@MartinLuethi
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MartinLuethi commented Jun 5, 2022

Sounds good in general. But it is not clear to me, why the hierarchy is indicated with the / character.
In YAML we can give explicit hierarchies, which are parsed automatically, and which can also include several sub-topics.
To expand on your example:

region: greenland
    subregion: southwest
         name: KNS
         name: Nordbo
         name: other_cool_glacier

Having some geospatial information in the meta file seems to be very important. Here I would require at least one coordinate.

position:  -49.32,  69.5
    kml:  optionally the kml filename
    polygon:  optionally a polygon in WKT or similar (SVG) format

@AdrienWehrle
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AdrienWehrle commented Jun 5, 2022

In YAML we can give explicit hierarchies, which are parsed automatically, and which can also include several sub-topics.

Fully agree with this!

PS: Tinu, I just edited your comment. On Github you can insert code starting with triple ` followed by the language, and close it with the same triple.

@mankoff
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mankoff commented Jun 5, 2022

Yes - I forgot of this YAML feature.

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