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# created: Dec 12 2019
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# updated: march 13 2020
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# purpose: Process Pat Laziki's data (2008-2010)
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# notes:
# Published in PLOS-ONE https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0164209
# NOT DONE.....
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#NOTE: don't have plot ids for 2008-2010, I start at 2012....
rm(list=ls())
library(tidyverse)
library(lubridate)
library(janitor)
library(readxl)
# read in data ------------------------------------------------------------
plotkey <- read_csv("data-raw/plotkey/plotkey.csv")
# Raw data from PLOS-ONE
pl <- read_excel("data-raw/roots_pl/data_Lazicki et al (2016).xlsx", na = ".") %>%
clean_names()
# Meta data to help interpret it (good job Pat!)
meta <- read_excel("data-raw/roots_pl/data_Lazicki et al (2016) meta data.xlsx", sheet = "meta_data")
dateid <- read_excel("data-raw/roots_pl/data_Lazicki et al (2016) meta data.xlsx", sheet = "date_table") %>%
mutate(date = date_id)
# get it into the form I want ---------------------------------------------
#practice
pl %>%
select(block, system, depth, crop, date) %>%
left_join(dateid) %>%
mutate(block = paste0("b", block),
rot_trt = paste0(system, "y"),
harv_crop = paste0(crop, system)) %>%
left_join(plotkey)
# first, get year into pl
pl2 <-
pl %>%
left_join(dateid) %>%
# get things into shape to merge w/plotkey
mutate(block = paste0("b", block),
rot_trt = paste0(system, "y"),
harv_crop = paste0(crop, system)) %>%
left_join(plotkey) %>%
# now just clean it up
select(-(id:system), -(crop:date),
-(date_id:year),
-(rot_trt:plot)) %>%
select(plot_id, season, depth, everything())
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