ghost
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5 years ago Yes, you may give it a go!
Jeremy
On Thu, Feb 28, 2019 at 7:45 AM Leah Ettema notifications@github.com wrote:
I am considering using this data in an example for an Rmarkdown workflow. The example demonstrates how colleagues (mostly state government employees) could generate automated draft word documents for their water quality monitoring reports. So, they just update their monitoring points and data, and run the Rmarkdown code to create new graphs and maps with the updated data and output a word document. Instead of using a state geometric outline, I think it would be fun to use Middle Earth, and pretend the cities are monitoring points. Would this be ok?
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I am considering using this data in an example for an Rmarkdown workflow. The example demonstrates how colleagues (mostly state government employees) could generate automated draft word documents for their water quality monitoring reports. So, they just update their monitoring points and data, and run the Rmarkdown code to create new graphs and maps with the updated data and output a word document. Instead of using a state geometric outline, I think it would be fun to use Middle Earth, and pretend the cities are monitoring points. Would this be ok? Thanks!