Hi all, Is it possible to set up data entry in Collect Earth in a way that the sampling plots would be randomly and automatically attributed to several users (e.g. based on the id of each plot)? Or this must be prepared previously, by dividing the grid in several parts (e.g using QGIS) and then provide each part of the grid to the users that will collect the data? P.S. Anyone knows why Collect is not working? The web browser opens but then it does not start (I have installed the most recent version). Thanks! asked 12 Apr '18, 12:15 cilopes |
Hello! There is an utility within Collect Earth that allows you to divide (and randomize) a large CSV file into smaller ones. So, say that you produced a very large CSV file through (for instance) the tool that has been developed for Google Earth Engine : Grid Generation Tool You generate a large CSV and you want to divide this among the (let's say) 10 operators that will be collecting the data. You should follow these steps :
The result of this would be these files (that you later need to add to your survey through the Files tab in the survey designer )
Then the result would be 5 csv files per region (there are randomized and non randomized versions of the CSV files, see the "randomized" folder ): FINALLY :Now that you have all of these CSV files you want to put them inside the survey so that they are included with the rest of the files inside the CEP. You can do this though the Collect Survey Designer. In the main tab when you are editing the survey you have the option to upload files into the CEP file. Click on the Green plus button to add a file: Then choose the Grid file type and select the file that you want to add. Do this for each file! answered 13 Apr '18, 11:20 collectearth ♦ |