Basics of Geo temporal data and InfluxDB

Meet the Developer Series
Jun 30, 2022

Combining time series data with geo-location data creates geo-temporal data. Here, developer Nathaniel Cook discusses some of the basics for working with geo-temporal data in InfluxDB. To learn more about Flux and S2 geometry, see Part 2. To learn more about using Flux to query geo-temporal data, see Part 3.

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