Solutions to "Just KNIME It!" Challenge 17 - Season 3

[alinebessa]

A little birdie told us that a new Just KNIME It! challenge just came out! This week, we’re looking into bird migration data. What patterns can you identify?

Here is the challenge. Let’s use this thread to post our solutions to it, which should be uploaded to your public KNIME Hub spaces with tag JKISeason3-17.

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[berti093]

My solution to the challange:

JKISeason3-17_berti093 – berti093

We can definitely say that the birds’ initial place is North and Central America and they are going down to South America! Always fascinated how easy it is to visualize something in KNIME that classically would be very hard in other tools

[RBre]

Hello, here is my solution for this challenge.

JKISeason3-17_Bird Migration Patterns – rbre

[Tofusa]

Hello all,
This is my solution.

JKISeason3-17_tofusa – tofusa

The tool provides small maps of the starting and ending points on the left and a relatively large map of the migration path of each bird on the right.

[AnilKS]

Find my Submission -

JKISeason3-17 – anilks

[rfeigel]

Here’s my solution. Used UNIX time for Point to Line node serial column.

JKISeason3-17 – rfeigel

[rfeigel]

Well done. Very nice.

[arief_rama]

Hi @alinebessa

Uploaded my solution for this week’s Just KNIME It! challenge this afternoon, Jakarta time. Feeling excited and ready for feedback!

JKISeason3-17 arief_rama – arief_rama

[HansS]

Hi @alinebessa

Here is my solution. And I learned something new:

• to have points, lines and polygons objects in one column to display them together on a map
• to create a boundary around the destination points of the birds in Brasil (but I was wondering is there an easier way to create this).

JKISeason3-17 – hanss

gr. Hans

[jm1950sjr]

Hi all,
Here is my solution.

JKI-S3_challenge17 – jm1950sjr

[tark]

Hi all,
I used reverse geocoding to determine the migration destinations. By selecting the tag-location-identifier in the table view, you can choose the migration route you want to see. Thanks.

JKISeason3-17_tark – tark

[Rooikat]

Looks great. Where did the nodes for geo coordinates and map viewer come from?

[berti093]

Thanks Rooikat!

They are part of the Palladian extension:

Latitude/longitude to coordinate: Latitude/Longitude to Coordinate — NodePit

Map viewer:

Map Viewer — NodePit

[hapisnake]

thank you,for sharing knime tips @berti093

[JPollet]

Or this extension : Geospatial Analytics Extension for KNIME – KNIME Community Hub

[MartinDDDD]

Here’s my solution

JKI-S3-C17-FinnovationFlows – martindddd

[Rooikat]

I will look for them. Thank you!

[alinebessa]

I’d favor this one too!

[nilotpalc]

Hello Everyone,
Please find my submission for this week’s challenge.
I also took help from some of the solutions posted by other advanced users that helped me understand the concepts associated with Line-To-Point and Convex Hull nodes.

The solution is available at this link below.

knwf_birdmigrations – nilotpalc

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Best Regards,
nilotpalc

[alinebessa]

Here’s our solution to last week’s Just KNIME It! challenge!

Challenge 17 - Bird Migration Patterns – knime

It looks like the birds (like me!) crave South America in their migrations!

Thanks for your really nice submissions that explore the geospatial analytics extension in different ways, and see you tomorrow for a challenge on explainable AI!