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Currently, we look up spatial data that is within a more well-known geography (e.g. get watersheds that are completely contained by a state). Unfortunately, this means some watersheds will never be selected because they cross state borders.
I think using "within" is safer from a "too much data" perspective, but it is very limiting.
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Currently, we look up spatial data that is within a more well-known geography (e.g. get watersheds that are completely contained by a state). Unfortunately, this means some watersheds will never be selected because they cross state borders.
I think using "within" is safer from a "too much data" perspective, but it is very limiting.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: