Code to generate data source 'habitatquarries' #41
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They overcomplicates the data source: 'code_orig', 'type' and 'is_habitat' are more appropriate to have as standardized, derived variables in the resulting output of a function in n2khab. 'code_orig' has been renamed as 'habitattype', in accordance with the approach followed for the raw data source 'habitatsprings'. Such variables are more convenient to have in 'processed' data sources than in a 'raw' data source.
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- this is because more manual steps were undertaken than before - also, the final file destination is now set correctly
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See https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4072967 for the published data source. |
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This is a bookdown project to reproduce a data source with the distribution of type
8310, intended for publication at Zenodo by S. De Saeger et al.