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Bijux Pollenomics

bijux-pollenomics is a static, reviewable evidence workspace. The repository collects tracked Nordic source data, normalizes it into stable files, and publishes those files as country bundles plus one shared interactive atlas.

Start here with the checked-in Nordic Evidence Atlas. It is the fastest way to inspect what the repository currently produces: AADR sample points, LandClim pollen sequences and REVEALS grid cells, Neotoma pollen sites, SEAD sites, Swedish archaeology density from RAÄ, fieldwork media, and Nordic country boundaries.

The page layout now follows the package-handbook pattern used across Bijux documentation: one handbook for the runtime package, one reference tree for tracked data and outputs, and one handbook for repository maintenance.

Release GHCR bundles Published packages

bijux-pollenomics Atlas Fieldwork

bijux-pollenomics docs Data docs Fieldwork docs

Start with the atlas. The rest of the site exists to answer four questions: what the repository is for, which commands rebuild it, where the files come from, and which limitations are still intentional.

What this site proves

Which files are checked in, which commands rebuild them, which source categories feed the atlas, and which boundaries the repository is deliberately holding.

What this site does not prove

That proximity implies sampling value, that the present layers are scientifically complete, or that mutable upstream services will always return identical data in the future.

Open the Nordic Evidence Atlas Open the package handbook Open the data reference Open the maintainer handbook
Phone view: Open the atlas in its own tab for panning, layer toggles, and map controls. The inline embed stays available on larger screens where the full layer stack fits.
Open the Nordic Evidence Atlas

Start Here

Use the path that matches what you need right now:

  • understanding the runtime package boundary and public contracts: start with bijux-pollenomics
  • checking what each tracked dataset contributes and where it lands: use bijux-pollenomics-data
  • reviewing CI, release, docs, and make-system maintenance rules: use bijux-pollenomics-maintain
  • inspecting the current visible artifact first: open the embedded atlas and the checked-in docs/report/ bundles

Fieldwork Evidence

The website now also carries checked-in field media from the Lyngsjön Lake sampling visit on 2026-02-26. That material anchors one atlas point to a real collection day on the lake ice rather than to database outputs alone.

Open the fieldwork page Open the field video
Field sampling at Lyngsjön Lake on 2026-02-26.
Lyngsjön Lake, southwest of Kristianstad, during winter field collection on 2026-02-26.

What This Documentation Set Explains

flowchart LR
    Data[Tracked data tree] --> Prep[collect-data workflow]
    Prep --> Reports[Country reports]
    Prep --> Map[Nordic Evidence Atlas]
    Reports --> Decisions[Sampling interpretation]
    Map --> Decisions

The docs are organized so a reader can move from the visible output into the supporting explanation they need:

  • what the repository produces today and why
  • how the tracked data categories are collected and normalized
  • how reports and the shared map are generated
  • how the runtime package is divided by responsibility
  • how maintainers verify and review long-lived changes

Reading Map

flowchart TD
    Home[Home and map] --> Package[bijux-pollenomics]
    Home --> Data[bijux-pollenomics-data]
    Home --> Maintain[bijux-pollenomics-maintain]
    Data --> Package
    Package --> Maintain

Documentation Families

Current Issues and Migration Notes

Purpose

Use this page to move from the checked-in atlas into the runtime, data, and maintainer handbooks that explain repository scope, rebuild workflows, data provenance, architecture seams, and exact file contracts.

Stability

This page is part of the canonical docs spine. Keep it aligned with the checked-in outputs and the current repository workflow.