Go to the Bulk Uploader (https://data.pointblue.org/science/projectmanager/bulk_uploader), select your project (you will only see projects that you have access to).
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Choose the Add Sampling Units tab and select “Point Count”.
Populate a csv file with the following fields. A template is available for download by selecting “Get a blank Template to Fill out.”
Study Area Name(short name, required, no spaces)
Study Area Long Name
a longer, descriptive name that can be the same as short name or contain more detail
not required but will ensure your sampling unit loads properly
must be unique to the project when in combination with the short name
Point Count Transect Name (short name, required, no spaces)
Point Count Transect Long Name
a longer, descriptive name that can be the same as short name or contain more detail
not required but will ensure your sampling unit loads properly
must be unique to the project when in combination with the short name
Point Count Point Name (short name, required, no spaces)
Point Count Point Long Name
a longer, descriptive name that can be the same as short name or contain more detail
not required but will ensure your sampling unit loads properly
must be unique to the project when in combination with the short name
Latitude (optional, in decimal degrees, WGS 84 datum)
Longitude (optional, in decimal degrees, WGS 84 datum)
Choose the csv file to upload; after successfully selecting a file, the name of the file will appear on the screen.
If you have a GIS file ready that defines the area of your sampling unit, that can be uploaded as well. This can also be added later.
Click the Process button. Errors, successes, and information about the batch run will be shown.
If there were problems with the file, they will be identified in the error messaging (example shown here):To verify that the points uploaded correctly, go to Project Leaders (https://data.pointblue.org/apps/projectleaders), Sampling Units > Download, select the project, and open up the tree control – this should reflect the organization you just created. If you added latitude / longitude values, select all and download GIS data to either ESRI Shape file or Google Earth (KML) and open the file in a GIS tool to make sure they are located and labeled correctly.
To review previous batch loads for your project, select Batches, then click on an individual batch to expand the details.
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