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MO data loss due to point-in-polygon crosswalk method #289

Closed padilla410 closed 2 years ago

padilla410 commented 2 years ago
University of Missouri data (documented in issue #269) comes with a table that includes spatial info for the eight lakes in the data set: Lake Name Lake ID Number County Lat Long
Bull Shoals Lake 100 Ozark 36.5308 -92.6047
Lake Ozark - Bagnell Dam 149 Miller 38.2039 -92.6236
Lake Stockton 93 Cedar 37.6917 -93.7667
Mark Twain Lake 145 Ralls 39.5223 -91.6467
Pomme De Terre Lake 92 Hickory 37.9017 -93.32
Table Rock Lake 98 Stone 36.595 -93.3108
Truman Res. 89 Benton 38.2639 -93.4083
Wapapello Lake 30 Wayne 36.9311 -90.2806

However, after completing the steps to link Lake ID Number to NHDHR only four waterbodies have NHDHR matches:

site_id Missouri_ID Lake Name County
nhdhr_120032533 Missouri_100 Bull Shoals Lake Ozark
nhdhr_106716325 Missouri_93 Lake Stockton Cedar
nhdhr_120032180 Missouri_145 Mark Twain Lake Ralls
nhdhr_120031146 Missouri_89 Truman Res. Benton

The missing reservoirs are not small:

and therefore are likely in NHDHR, but the spatial info might not align well with NHDHR data.

The count of profiles for each lakes ranges from 12-16 unique sampling events.

jordansread commented 2 years ago

Quick map of the location for the Bagnell Dam: image

So this likely fell outside of the point-in-polygon analysis, which lost the mapping to this reservoir. Probably similar for the others too, I'd guess.