Is there any documentation available or could you shortly describe what are the functions of each of the files inside the unzipped cep file? I might need to explain these at a training.
Thanks! asked 06 Aug '15, 14:48 ulpu converted to question 06 Aug '15, 15:51 Open Foris ♦♦ |
Dear Ulpu, When you export a survey through Collect Survey Designer and choose to use the "Collect Earth" target a CEP (Collect Earth Project) file is generated. This file is really a plain-vanilla .zip file that has been renamed to .cep so that is can be linked to Collect Earth (so that double-clicking on it will open the project directly on Collect Earth instead of having to go through Collect Earth's menu Tools->Properties->Projects tab). So, if you rename the project.cep file to project.zip you can open it with your WniZIP, WinRAR or whatever compression software you like to use. The contents of this file are:
Once you are happy with your survey you should open the CEP file ( in your compression software), include the sample design files you actually want to use (as opposed to the test plots contained by test_plots.ced) and then change the line that starts with csv= in the project_definition.properties file to point to the CSV/CED file that contains your sample design. VERY IMPORTANT : Note that the sample design files (CSV/CED plot files) you include in the CEP file must have the EXACT SAME columns than the test_plots.ced file! Otherwise the survey WILL NOT work. Other files that might be contained in the CEP file are the region_areas.csv or areas_per_attribute.csv . Please see this post for more info on these files that are used to calculate the expansion factors of the plots Good luck with your training! answered 06 Aug '15, 17:04 collectearth ♦ It is also important to note the the project file might also contain a file called eePlaygroundScript.fmt which might be used to use a customized Google Earth Engine Playground script for the project instead of the one that is used by defaults on the integration.
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I could not find : region_areas.csv or areas_per_attribute.csv from my CEP answered 07 Aug '15, 03:25 tarikugeda |