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get RIVM/CBS data through API
Hi!
I want to automatically get the most recent data from StatLine (RIVM Open Data) from this link: https://statline.rivm.nl/portal.html?la=nl&catalog=RIVM&tableId=50120NED&_theme=93
One of the options they present me with is the API link (https://dataderden.cbs.nl/ODataApi/odata/50120NED).
I want to import it in Tygron and automatically link it to neighborhoods.
The steps I took was:
- Geoplugin --> Area geo plugin
- source: connect to link
- WFS format is needed
As the dataset is not in WFS format, I would need to import the dataset in QGIS (in parts, as there is a maximum of 20.000 cells), link it to the neighborhoodcode and then import it in Tygron. Should be easier, right?
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Hey there,
I'm not familiar with this exact data source, but you are correct in finding this is not a WFS data structure. WFS is a specific standard, which this data does not conform to.
As this is not an API from Tygron but one offered by CBS, they can be contacted for any additional information on how to walk through this data structure and/or download it more efficiently. Else, you will have to import the data manually.
You can use Tygron's built-in WFS functionality to access the neighborhoods in the Project in QGIS. Go to Current Situation, Neighborhoods, Export Geo Data, and then opt to obtain the WFS link.
In QGIS, you can access Tygron's WFS, and then use the QGIS built-in tools to modifiy the neighborhoods layer obtained from the Tygron Platform directly. Then, when you save, the data is automatically written back to Tygron. This functionality is described here:
WFS - Tygron Support wiki
https://support.tygron.com/wiki/WFS#Transaction_supportRegards!