CLDF Metadata: StructureDataset-metadata.json
Dataset Baseline Historical (1900-1949), CCSM ecoClimate model
property | value |
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dc:bibliographicCitation | Lima-Ribeiro MS; Varela S; González-Hernández J; Oliveira G; Diniz-Filho JAF; Terribile LC. 2015. ecoClimate: a database of climate data from multiple models for past, present, and future for Macroecologists and Biogeographers Biodiversity Informatics 10, 1-21. DOI: 10.17161/bi.v10i0.4955 |
Lima-Ribeiro MS; Varela S; González-Hernández J; Oliveira G; Diniz-Filho JAF; Peterson AT; Terribile LC. The ecoClimate Database, http://ecoclimate.org dc:conformsTo | CLDF StructureDataset dc:identifier | https://www.ecoclimate.org/ dc:license | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ dc:references |
- dplace-dataset-ea
- dplace-dataset-binford
- dplace-dataset-sccs
- dplace-dataset-wnai
- python: 3.10.12
- python-packages: requirements.txt
Table data.csv
Values are coded datapoints, i.e. measurements of a variable for a society.
Note: Missing data is signaled by an empty Value column.
property | value |
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dc:conformsTo | CLDF ValueTable |
dc:extent | 19880 |
Name/Property | Datatype | Description |
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ID | string Regex: [a-zA-Z0-9_\-]+ |
Primary key |
Soc_ID | string |
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Var_ID | string |
References variables.csv::ID |
Value | string |
Values for categorical and ordinal variables reference the corresponding code via the Code_ID column. Values for continuous variables have the measured number in the Value column and an empty Code_ID. |
Code_ID | string |
|
Comment | string |
|
Source | list of string (separated by ; ) |
|
sub_case |
string |
More specific description of the population the data refer to in terms of society or area. |
year |
string Regex: -?[0-9]{1,4}(-[0-9]{4})? |
Focal year, i.e. the time period to which the data refer. |
source_coded_data |
string |
The source of the coded data, which was aggregated in this dataset. |
admin_comment |
string |
Table variables.csv
Variables are cultural features or practices, or environmental descriptors.
property | value |
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dc:conformsTo | CLDF ParameterTable |
dc:extent | 10 |
Name/Property | Datatype | Description |
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ID | string Regex: [A-Za-z.0-9_]+([0-9]+)? |
Primary key |
Name | string |
|
Description | string |
|
ColumnSpec | json |
|
category |
list of string (separated by , ) |
|
type |
string Valid choices: Continuous Categorical Ordinal |
Variables may be categorical (and then must be accompanied by a list of possible ‘codes’, i.e. rows in Codetable. Variables can also be continuous (e.g. Population size) or ordinal. Ordinal variables are accompanied by a list of codes (like categorical variables). The order of codes is encoded as ord column in CodeTable. |
unit |
string |
The unit of measurement |
source_comment |
string |
A note about the source of this variable. |
changes |
string |
Notes about how a variable may have been derived from the source. |
comment | string |