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Well-Known Text (WKT) provides a representation of the geoemtry of a location and can be provided in footprintWKT. This is particularly useful for tracks, transects, tows, trawls, habitat extents, or when an exact location is not known. You can use the OBIS Maptool (Figure 2.1) to generate WKT, calculate midpoints of lines and polygons, and determine the radius of a polygon or line. Midpoints can used to populate decimalLongitude and decimalLatitude, while the radius can be used to populate coordinateUncertaintyInMeters. Additionally, an obistools R function can calculate centroids and radii. To visualize and share WKT strings, try wktmap.com.
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+Figure 2.1: A screenshot demonstrating the OBIS Maptool’s WKT function. After generating a polygon, pressing the WKT button will open a pop-up where you can copy the string. The Locations table provides the longitude, latitude, and radius to be used in decimalLongitude, decimalLatitude, and coordinateUncertaintyInMeters respectively.
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2.4.1.3.4 Locationmarineregions), for example the Balearic Plain has MRGID: http://marineregions.org/mrgid/3956.
Well-Known Text (WKT) provides a representation of the geoemtry of a location and can be provided in footprintWKT. This is particularly useful for tracks, transects, tows, trawls, habitat extents, or when an exact location is not known. You can use the OBIS Maptool (Figure 2.1) to generate WKT, calculate midpoints of lines and polygons, and determine the radius of a polygon or line. Midpoints can used to populate decimalLongitude and decimalLatitude, while the radius can be used to populate coordinateUncertaintyInMeters. Additionally, an obistools R function can calculate centroids and radii. To visualize and share WKT strings, try wktmap.com.
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+Figure 2.1: A screenshot demonstrating the OBIS Maptool’s WKT function. After generating a polygon, pressing the WKT button will open a pop-up where you can copy the string. The Locations table provides the longitude, latitude, and radius to be used in decimalLongitude, decimalLatitude, and coordinateUncertaintyInMeters respectively.
Some examples of WKT strings:
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+, presenting the route **Madeira** as a site with three cruises (zones). Each **Cruise** is divided into different **Transects** and each transect contains a number of **Positions***.](images/ENV_example_CETUS.png)
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