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Completing 2020 fall biannual survey steps #57
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Regarding step 6 (see below), @jess-shue did some band fixing earlier this spring. Jess, did you already update dendroID.csv? If not, it would be helpful if you could. `6. Replace dead trees and fix bands that need fixing (this should happen soon after the last survey to allow time to settle before the next survey in spring).
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@rudeboybert , do you need this for Wednesday? |
@teixeirak not absolutely. While it would be nice to have a clean separation from the before CI versus after CI data and workflows, we can always retroactively change things |
@rudeboybert and @teixeirak No, I have not updated the dendroID.csv. To be honest, it has not been easy navigating the dendro GitHub and I did not want to mess up anything. |
@jess-shue sorry for replying late, but this can wait until we meet in person at HF |
Hey @teixeirak, thanks for your review of #46 where we merged all outstanding 2020 intraannual and the fall biannual surveys to the 2020 master
scbi.dendroAll_2020.csv
file. According to the fall biannual survey workflow however, this should've been done after the fall biannual survey. But you know, COVID.However, there are still some remaining steps from the above workflow:
scbi.dendroAll_2021.csv
file. After the merge of Edited script to create new master data csv #44, I can now do this rather quickly once the above steps are completed.While I could try to hack my way through these steps, having never done them it will be ugly. Is there someone who knows these steps well who I could delegate this task to?
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