consistent/publication ready maps

[mle2718]

We need to have some consistency for the maps in the paper.

colorization, bounding box, state boundaries.

Probably best to switch and graphics that were made in ArcGIS to making them in R.

This concerns the scallop biomass map, the central atlantic call area map, and the Greater Atlantic region lease area map.

This is lower priority for now.

[mle2718]

Here is an example from the NY2 scallop report.

[mle2718]

And here's a random one of the whole region (from the wind_sf_final shapefile).

[mle2718]

@mchaji and @BryceMcManus-NOAA : after the paper gets circulated, please work together to get the maps closer to publication ready.

[mchaji]

@BryceMcManus-NOAA, are you able to use .pitemx data for the biomass graph? If not, I can try to figure out how to go about converting what I have.

[BryceMcManus-NOAA]

Sorry @mchaji I don't have ArcGIS installed.

[mchaji]

Sorry @mchaji I don't have ArcGIS installed.

no worries, I'll figure out a work around. thanks!

[mchaji]

@BryceMcManus-NOAA I figured out how to extract the scallop biomass data to a csv. Would that format be something easy for you to add to a map comparing landings?

[BryceMcManus-NOAA]

@BryceMcManus-NOAA I figured out how to extract the scallop biomass data to a csv. Would that format be something easy for you to add to a map comparing landings?

Yes, that should work fine.

[mchaji]

Min-Yang found that It looks like the plots are saved using ggsave, so we can just use these instructions: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41940000/modifying-ggplot-objects-after-creation

[mle2718]

This is mostly resolved. I'm going to close it.