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One of our research questions "What are start and end dates for breeding" is asked at the ecoregion level. Therefore, we need a link between blocks and ecoregions, or at the least, an official ecoregion map for use. Adding a table or column for ecoregion in a table of blocks should suffice for all or part of that linking.
Does the commission use a standard ecoregion map?
It may be best to include transition/border zones into the assignment (i.e., coastal plain, coastal-piedmont, piedmont, piedmont-mountain, and mountain categories). Maximize chances of identifying regional differences. I also wonder if coastal plain would be best split into north and south.
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Curtis Belyea put this together for us, but we now need it to be imported into the atlas cache and we also need a function written that retrieves it in data frame form. Alternately, a new column could be added to the current blocks document in the atlas cache.
One of our research questions "What are start and end dates for breeding" is asked at the ecoregion level. Therefore, we need a link between blocks and ecoregions, or at the least, an official ecoregion map for use. Adding a table or column for ecoregion in a table of blocks should suffice for all or part of that linking.
Does the commission use a standard ecoregion map?
It may be best to include transition/border zones into the assignment (i.e., coastal plain, coastal-piedmont, piedmont, piedmont-mountain, and mountain categories). Maximize chances of identifying regional differences. I also wonder if coastal plain would be best split into north and south.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: