Stijn Van Hoey

I do think this intersects with the comments about the #254 and the main discussion about rewriting the *putting-it-all-together* lesson. With regard to the plotting, it would maybe be beneficial...

Interesting discussion and valid remark about the lack of a proper GoG explanation. I've been supporting the introduction of the GoG concept as it is indeed well known in the...

The current `GbifDownload` class provides the different building blocks required to handle this case by using the object oriented apporach instead of the `occurrences.download()` shortcut function: ``` from pygbif.occurrences.download import...

the `gbif_invasive.predicates` attribute shows the predicates as setup: ``` > gbif_invasive.predicates [{'key': 'COUNTRY', 'type': 'equals', 'value': 'BE'}, {'key': 'YEAR', 'type': 'greaterThanOrEquals', 'value': 1000}, {'key': 'YEAR', 'type': 'lessThanOrEquals', 'value': 2019}, {'key':...

As the result is the same, we should improve the documentation of pygbif to make sure this use case is explained to other users as well. Or we could improve...

I'm sorry, I agree that using the Darwin-core terms make much more sense for the user. I would refactor the input of it before updating the documentation.

I won't be able to do it the coming weeks, so it would rather be November that I can contribute on this. Currently too busy on [remake of pandas documentation](https://dev.pandas.io/pandas-sphinx-theme/user_guide/io.html#html)...

Could it be possible that the IPT does not like to work with `filename.tsv.zip`? Maybe try `filename.zip`

Can you check the pure python zip package? https://docs.python.org/3.5/library/gzip.html

Thanks @mroberge. With respect to pywaterinfo, it is indeed a (small) Python wrapper around the API used by the Flemish environmental agency to access the data available on https://www.waterinfo.be/Meetreeksen/ (they...