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azavea / ism-watershed-wellness-snapshot

A tool to collect and display watershed wellness indicators for the International Seaport Museum
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Change settings for sensor indicating certain health status #116

Closed dboyer closed 4 years ago

dboyer commented 5 years ago

Wissahickon - Change the condition for dissolved oxygen over 6 to fair, not bad.

Delaware Water Gap - Add a fair turbidity reading when the sensor is in the 3.01 to 4 range.

fungjj92 commented 4 years ago

We will not be able to have custom ranges for good/fair/poor for each watershed; what we could accommodate are changes to indicator values (low, high) or the percentage around the extremes that serve as the breakpoints for g/f/p. Right now we use 10% on the ends.

fungjj92 commented 4 years ago

Checking in on the status of this card -- have we received a replacement value? Can this issue be closed? @dboyer

dboyer commented 4 years ago
  1. Text changes below. If you click any map marker and then click the hamburger menu in the top right corner, there is place holder text for these four categories. Please replace with what is below. I believe this text is the same for all locations.

Water Temp Water temperature affects the growth and reproduction of plants and animals in the water.

Dissolved Oxygen Dissolved oxygen is a measure of the concentration of oxygen in a body of water. Plants and animals need oxygen to breath underwater.

pH pH tells us how acidic (below 7.0pH) or basic (above 7.0pH) the water is. This determines if the water is healthy enough to support plants and animals.

Turbidity Turbidity is a measure of the cloudiness of the water. Particles, sediment and pollution may raise turbidity levels.

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dboyer commented 4 years ago
  1. Adjust the "fair" status for turbidity to only be 10% of the higher end of the value. Fair should not apply to 10% of the lower end of the value.