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These dates are all bad (the occurrences cannot have been collected/observed 8 years in the future), but we will reinterpret them as correct in the April analytics run.
Collection/event date interpretation has an upper bound of tomorrow (to take account of timezones) during normal interpretation: https://github.com/gbif/occurrence/blob/occurrence-0.154/occurrence-processor/src/main/java/org/gbif/occurrence/processor/interpreting/TemporalInterpreter.java#L65
"Tomorrow" is still used when reinterpreting snapshots. The snapshot from 2013-12-11 has this data:
These dates are all bad (the occurrences cannot have been collected/observed 8 years in the future), but we will reinterpret them as correct in the April analytics run.
This is not a unique case, e.g. most (all?) snapshots have at least one occurrence with an event year of 2021:
This prevents rerunning the analytics and getting the same figures.
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