| Legend | |
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| 0.1 - 2.5% | |
| 2.51 - 5% | |
| 5.01 - 10% | |
| 10.01 - 20% | |
| 20.01 - 30% | |
| 30.01 - 50% | |
| 50.01 - 75% | |
| 75.01 - 100% | |
| Under 4 cards for the pentad Adhoc protocol Incidental Additional information |
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| UNVETTED. These records have no available base data to verify the sightings against. | |
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| Species Present | |
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| Map type | Simple Map | Graded Map |
| Seasonal animation | Start | Stop |
Download Full Protocol card data (CSV FORMAT)
Download Full Protocol card data with null counts (CSV FORMAT)
Download SABAP1 vs SABAP2 QDGC changes (CSV FORMAT)
This data can be uploaded/linked directly into any GIS software which supports geoJSON protocols, such as QGIS. More information on geoJSON can be found at http://geojson.org.
Add a geoJSON Vector layer to you project, pointing to the following link: http://api.adu.org.za/sabap2/v2/summary/species/1636?format=geoJSON
Alternatively, download the geoJSON data for use offline: Download
Please note that geoJSON files are mostly used by users of GIS software who want to do further analyses. For most users the species maps on the website will be sufficient, for example you can zoom in to see the specific location of a species. However, if you wat to analyse the data in more detail follow these steps. First install a GIS programme such as QGIS (it is free). You will then have to download the species's geoJSON file under the species maps in the Downloads tab (for example http://api.adu.org.za/sabap2/v2/summary/species/540?format=geoJSON for Cape Rock-jumper). The following short video will then explain to you how to load the map into QGIS using the URL of the geoJSON page - Click here
