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Explore new database of lake bathymetry data shared by Jem Stachalek #217

Open hcorson-dosch-usgs opened 3 years ago

hcorson-dosch-usgs commented 3 years ago

In Jem Stachelek's presenation on Hacking lake bathymetry data at DSOS they mentioned that they would be publishing a dataset of bathymetry for 5000 lakes and offered early access for anyone who was interested. I reached out to them to ask about using that data, since it might include bathymetry data for lakes in our modeling footprint, and they shared the link:

Hi Hayley, It'd be great if you used the data. It is currently on a private figshare link at: https://figshare.com/s/49e63cdeeabf39a612c0 When the associated paper is accepted for publication, I will be assigning the data a DOI. Hopefully the organization is self-explanatory. There is a folder for each source/state containing geotifs of each lake bathymetry (the output of our processing algorithm). The "raw" data for each source/state is contained in a vector file either as a shp or geopackage file. The associated paper will also have a separate code release. --Jem

I haven't taken a look through the data, yet, so I'm creating this issue so that we don't forget to dig through it when we get the chance.

jordansread commented 2 years ago

Just noting that this file is still only shared privately, so we don't have access to it. Is it shared with @hcorson-dosch ?

hcorson-dosch-usgs commented 2 years ago

I no longer seem to have access to that, no. Looks like now that Jem's paper is published the data are available here. And this archive linked from the paper looks to include the data and Rmarkdown figures.