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bio.cuanto.survey

An event where participants collect data required by a Survey Protocol.

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Properties

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

Client-declared timestamp when this survey was originally created.

eventDate

string

Date or datetime the survey began, ISO 8601 supporting partial forms (e.g. 2026, 2026-02, 2026-02-03, 2026-02-03T00:01:02Z).

eventDurationUnit

string

Unit of eventDurationValue (sensu Humboldt eco:eventDurationUnit). Known values: 'minutes', 'hours', 'days'.

eventDurationValue

integer

Duration of the survey in units specified by eventDurationUnit (sensu Humboldt eco:eventDurationValue).

location

requiredref

Geographic location where the survey was conducted.

Reference

protocol

requiredref

Protocol followed when conducting this survey.

Reference

samplingPerformedBy

array

DIDs of participants in addition to the record owner (sensu Humboldt eco:samplingPerformedBy).

itemsstring · did

surveyorCount

integer

Total number of people conducting the Survey.

track

ref

A spatial path recorded during the survey.

Reference

#track

object

A spatial path recorded during a survey.

Properties

gpx

requiredblob

GPX 1.1 file recording the survey path.

  • maxSize: 10000000
  • accept: application/gpx+xml

source

requiredstring

Origin of the GPX file.

  • knownValues: device | uploaded

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