Export#

When you’ve performed a search in Wildbook, you can navigate to the Export tab to export the data that matches your search results in various formats. Available formats vary by search type and may include the following.

Encounter Search Exports#

Standard Format Export#

Exports an Excel file of results corresponding to the Bulk Import format of Wildbook.

Encounter Annotation Export#

Generates an Excel file that is used with the WildEx Annotation Export app to export annotated images and their related metadata.

Exported Excel spreadsheet (.xls) file in OBIS format#

Exports an Excel file in the Darwin Core format compatible with import into OBIS.org, GBIF.org, or a similar biodiversity database using the Darwin Core data format.

Include locale inclusion for unreported GPS#

Exports an Excel file in the Darwin Core format compatible with import into OBIS.org, GBIF.org, or a similar biodiversity database using the Darwin Core data format. For matching Encounters without GPS coordinates but belonging to a study site mapped to default GPS coordinates in locationIDGPS.properties, those default properties will be used in the export file.

Exported email data contributors file#

Exports a text list of the email addresses of data contributors related to the search result.

Exported Google Earth KML file#

Exports a KML file of search results for use in Google Earth or GIS applications.

Exported Google Earth KML file with timeline#

Exports a KML file of search results for use in Google Earth. This includes date information to allow for timeline display.

Exported GIS shapefile#

Exports a zip of GIS shapefiles for import into GIS applications.

Simple Mark-Recapture History File Export#

Exports matching search data in a capture history format compatible with Program Mark, RMark, or other similar programs.

Note: you should filter the results by a locationID because the comparison will only be made against the first locationID in the results.

  1. To start, set the Number of capture sessions by entering a number.

  2. Click submit.

  3. Enter the time frames for each capture session.

  4. Click submit.

The generated output will check your time frames for each individual and unassigned encounter.

Addition configuration options include:

  • Include marked individual ID as a comment at the end of each line: Check this box to include the individual ID of the Marked Individual as a comment in the export format.

  • Include search query summary as a comment and URL at the start of the file: Check this box to include query details as a comment in the exported file.