#' CSLS dictionary of sites
#'
#' Dictionary for looking up alternate names and identification numbers for
#' sample sites in the CSLS.
#'
#' Raw csv data is processed in the \code{data-raw/} subdirectory of this
#' project with the functions \code{import_dictionary.R} which is run by
#' \code{runall_cslsdata.R}. No cleaning or transformations are performed on raw
#' csv data beyond converting to .Rda.
#'
#'
#' @examples
#' # Load dictionary
#' dictionary <- CSLSdata::dictionary
#'
#' @docType data
#'
#' @usage data(dictionary)
#'
#' @format A data frame with the following columns:
#' \describe{
#' \item{lake}{lake name, "Pleasant", "Long", or "Plainfield", factor}
#' \item{obs_type}{observation type, "LK" (lake), "GW" (groundwater), or
#' "P" (precipitation), factor}
#' \item{site_id}{unique site id for measurement site, e.g., LL-01, factor}
#' \item{SWIMS_station_name}{SWIMS station name, if exists for this site,
#' factor}
#' \item{SWIMS_station_id}{SWIMS station id, if exists for this site, integer}
#' \item{USGS_id}{USGS site number, corresponds to site_no in
#' "water_levels" data frame, numeric}
#' \item{WBIC}{water body identification code, for lake sites only, integer}
#' \item{site_type}{upgradient, downgradient, precipitation, lake,
#' deep, invalid, or NA, factor}
#' \item{site_type_detailed}{upgradient, downgradient,
#' precipitation, lake, deep, invalid,
#' inconsistent, typically_downradient, or
#' NA, factor}
#' \item{lat_deg}{latitude of the lake, decimal degrees, numeric}
#' \item{long_deg}{longitude of the lake, decimal degrees, numeric}
#' \item{elev_m}{approximate elevation of the lake, meters above mean sea
#' level, integer}
#' \item{bouy_bottom_elev_m}{elevation of the bottom of the lake at the
#' bouy location, meters above mean sea level,
#' numeric.}
#' }
"dictionary"
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