#' Simple feature to define a geographic area of interest.
#'
#' `aoi` defines an area in the South Australian riverland, centred on Cooltong
#' Conservation Park.
#'
#' @format A simple feature polygon
"aoi"
#' Lookup the maximum reliability distance for `RELIBANR` field
#'
#'
#' @format A data frame with `r nrow(lurelBDBSA)` rows and `r ncol(lurelBDBSA)`
#' variables:
#' \describe{
#' \item{RELIANR}{As per LU_LURELIABNR in BDBSA}
#' \item{max_dist}{Corresponding distance in metres}
#' ...
#' }
"lurelBDBSA"
#' (Old version) Lookup for mapping data source columns to united column
#'
#'
#' @format A data frame with `r nrow(data_map_old)` rows and `r ncol(data_map_old)`
#' variables where column names provide the new name for columns in the original
#' data sources:
#' \describe{
#' \item{data_name}{Short name of data source}
#' \item{order}{Integer. Preferential order for using data if assessing
#' duplication}
#' \item{days}{How many days to allow before attempting to update? Rarely used
#' anymore. More efficient to update manually via explicitly running `get_`
#' and `make_`}
#' \item{site}{}
#' \item{date}{}
#' \item{lat}{Latitude}
#' \item{long}{Longitude}
#' \item{original_name}{Name of column with taxa information}
#' \item{nsx}{Name of column with taxa codes}
#' \item{number}{Number observed}
#' \item{surveynr}{Name of column with survey number (or code)}
#' \item{survey}{Name of survey}
#' \item{ind}{Flag for non-indigenous taxa}
#' \item{rel_nr}{RELIABNR in `envClean::lurelBDBSA`}
#' \item{rel_metres}{Spatial reliability in metres}
#' \item{sens}{Sensitivity flag for EGIS data}
#' \item{lifespan}{Muircode}
#' \item{cover}{Cover value as proportion}
#' \item{cover_code}{Cover value as modified Braun-Blanquet code}
#' \item{quad_x}{Length of quadrat size in x direction}
#' \item{quad_y}{Lenght of quadrat size in y direction}
#' \item{desc}{Sentence description of `data_name`}
#' ...
#' }
"data_map_old"
#' Lookup for mapping data source columns to united column
#'
#'
#' @format A data frame with `r nrow(data_map)` rows and `r ncol(data_map)`
#' variables where column names are `col` (new column names)
#' , `class` (class of new columns)
#' , 'final_select_col' (usually `bio_all`) and an extra column for each
#' `data_name` mapping `data_name` column names to `col` column names
#' data sources:
#' \describe{
#' \item{col}{Character. Name of column in new data frame}
#' \item{class}{Character. What class will the new column be?}
#' \item{`final_select_col`}{Logical. Will this column end up in the united
#' data frame (or, the alternative, is it needed from the original data source
#' for processing)}
#' \item{`data_name`}{Any number of columns named for each data source and
#' populated with the old column names in that data source}
#' ...
#' }
"data_map"
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