postgis-workshop

about_data

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	German	1%	93	815	5,442	93	0	0	0

	Japanese		0	0	0	0	0	0	0

	Korean	2%	92	780	5,218	92	0	0	0

	Spanish	22%	73	498	3,347	63	9	0	0

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Overview

Project website	postgis.net/workshops/postgis-intro
Project maintainers	jsanz komzpa andischi yellow73 dkastl astrid_emde dmateos jef cvvergara
Translation process	Translations can be made directly. Translation suggestions can be made. Any authenticated user can contribute. The translation uses bilingual files.
Source code repository	`https://github.com/postgis/postgis-workshops.git`
Repository branch	master
Last remote commit	Merge pull request #102 from osgeoweblate/weblate-postgis-workshop-index `8760cb2` Regina Obe authored 2 weeks ago
Last commit in Weblate	Translated using Weblate (Spanish) `0f4bad3` David Mateos authored a month ago
Weblate repository	`https://weblate.osgeo.org/git/postgis-workshop/index/`
File mask	`postgis-intro/sources/locale/*/LC_MESSAGES/about_data.po`

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Total		470		4,090		27,280
Source		94		818		5,456
Translated	45%	212	48%	1,997	48%	13,273
Needs editing	2%	10	1%	10	1%	133
Read-only	20%	94	20%	818	20%	5,456
Failing checks	4%	19	1%	19	1%	264
Strings with suggestions	0%	0	0%	0	0%	0
Untranslated strings	52%	248	50%	2,083	50%	13,874

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None New alert postgis-workshop / about_data	Broken project website URL a month ago
None Committed changes postgis-workshop / about_data — Spanish	Committed changes a month ago
dmateos New translation postgis-workshop / about_data — Spanish	English Polygon boundary of the neighborhood Spanish 29 characters edited Current translation Translated Polígono de límite del barrio a month ago
dmateos New translation postgis-workshop / about_data — Spanish	English Name of the neighborhood Spanish 17 characters edited Current translation Translated Nombre del barrio a month ago
dmateos Marked for edit postgis-workshop / about_data — Spanish	English name Spanish 8 characters edited Current translation Needs editing name a month ago
dmateos New translation postgis-workshop / about_data — Spanish	English Number of records: 129 Spanish 24 characters edited Current translation Translated Número de registros: 129 a month ago
dmateos Translation changed postgis-workshop / about_data — Spanish	English New York has a rich history of neighborhood names and extent. Neighborhoods are social constructs that do not follow lines laid down by the government. For example, the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Carroll Gardens, Red Hook, and Cobble Hill were once collectively known as "South Brooklyn." And now, depending on which real estate agent you talk to, the same four blocks in the-neighborhood-formerly-known-as-Red-Hook can be referred to as Columbia Heights, Carroll Gardens West, or Red Hook! Spanish 196 characters edited Current translation Translated Nueva York tiene una rica historia sobre los nombres y extensiones de sus barrios. Los barrios son constructos sociales que no siguen las lineas puestas por el gobierno. Por ejemplo, los barrios de Brooklyn de Carroll Gardens, Red Hook, y Cobble Hill se conocieron en cierto momento colectivamente como "Brooklyn Sur". Y ahora, en función del agente inmobiliario con el que se hable, los mismos cuatro bloques del barrio antes conocido como Red Hook ¡pueden ser Columbia Heights, Carroll Gardens West, o Red Hook! a month ago
dmateos New translation postgis-workshop / about_data — Spanish	English New York has a rich history of neighborhood names and extent. Neighborhoods are social constructs that do not follow lines laid down by the government. For example, the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Carroll Gardens, Red Hook, and Cobble Hill were once collectively known as "South Brooklyn." And now, depending on which real estate agent you talk to, the same four blocks in the-neighborhood-formerly-known-as-Red-Hook can be referred to as Columbia Heights, Carroll Gardens West, or Red Hook! Spanish 318 characters edited Translated Nueva York tiene una rica historia sobre los nombres y extensiones de sus barrios. Los barrios son constructos sociales que no siguen las lineas puestas por el gobierno. Por ejemplo, los barrios de Brooklyn de Carroll Gardens, Red Hook, y Cobble Hill se conocieron en cierto momento colectivamente como "Brooklyn Sur". a month ago
dmateos Marked for edit postgis-workshop / about_data — Spanish	English nyc_neighborhoods Spanish 17 characters edited Current translation Needs editing nyc_neighborhoods a month ago
dmateos New translation postgis-workshop / about_data — Spanish	English To get census data into GIS, you need to join two pieces of information: the actual data (text), and the boundary files (spatial). There are many options for getting the data, including downloading data and boundaries from the Census Bureau's `American FactFinder <http://factfinder.census.gov>`_. Spanish 304 characters edited Current translation Translated Para introducir los datos del censo dentro del SIG, hay que unir dos piezas de información: los datos reales (texto) y los archivos de limites (espacial). Hay muchas formas para conseguir estos datos, incluyendo descargar ambos desde Census Bureau's `American FactFinder <http://factfinder.census.gov>`_. a month ago

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