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Twentymill #32
Twentymill #32
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Changed column names to match new data, updated cross walks with capitalized taxon names, added new station coordinates.
This is based on conversation with Christina and comparing results for taxa wehre we have both.
Dang it, That test passed on my computer, I'll see what the problem is. |
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names_to="twentymm_Meso", values_to="CPUE")%>% #transform from wide to long | ||
dplyr::mutate(Turbidity = dplyr::coalesce(NTU, FNU)) %>% #NTU and FNU are close enough it's not a big deal to treat them as the same |
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I've heard wildly different opinions on this. For the water quality and fish integrated datasets, we've moved to separate columns for NTU and FNU ("TurbidityFNU", "TurbidityNTU"). Maybe we should do the same with zooper?
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Ugh. Sigh. I suppose you're probably right. I can make that change.
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Sorry. I can make the change for the other surveys if it's too much trouble
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Naw, I got it! All the other surveys use NTU, so it's just renaming them. I'm already halfway through testing the update.
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The 20mm survey got their 2021 and 2022 data up, and there were some minor format changes. I updated the code to account for new column names, and addition of a few stations.
Christina and I have also been taking a deep dive into lenght-weight regressions, and we think we should be using 0.25 instead of 0.1 to convert amphipod wet weight to dry weight.