Closed KevinSee closed 2 years ago
Upper Salmon CU #62 has 4 legit widths in the CU_1.csv Survey123 table, but one with a 0. That table says Avg_width is 1.56, but somehow it got turned into a 0 along the way. There is a note that says "disconnected at the bottom". Should this be an off-channel area then, and not a small side channel? Or should we just replace the avg width in the shapefile "US_Line_Fish.shp" with 1.56 (since it's now 0 for some reason)?
The Upper Lemhi CU #12 was deemed a dry small side channel, and has 5 recorded widths of 0.
Maybe we need an indicator of whether a channel unit is dry at the time of the survey? Or maybe we should drop those channel units as part of the roll-up? There may be other dry channel units that weren't included in the channel unit demarkation. The fact that this one was: does that imply it was wet when someone marked channel units, but was dry when they went back to survey it? @rcarmichael3 do you have any thoughts about this?
Resolved just now. I obtained widths for Upper Lemhi MRA 2019, cu 012 from drone orthomosaic. Upper Salmon (Decker Flat MRA), cu 062 was since removed because it was disconnected from the river channel.
In the 2018 data, there are 2 small side channels with an average width of 0. They are: UpperLemhi_2018, hab_rch 3, cu_id 012 UpperSalmon_2018, hab_rch 10, cu_id 062
This seems incorrect.