Closed j-harbin closed 5 months ago
Part of the issue is that you looking at a "whole Atlantic" list of MPAs, but only looking on the Scotian Shelf with R. The other part of that is the CPCAD contains more than just Ocean's Act MPAs. To get the same list as the website (i.e. Atlantic Ocean's Act MPAs), you could do:
atlantic <- dplyr::bind_rows(data_bioregion("Scotian Shelf"),
data_bioregion("Newfoundland-Labrador Shelves"),
data_bioregion("Gulf of Saint Lawrence"))
MPAs <- data_CPCAD_areas(sf::st_make_valid(atlantic), zones = TRUE)
unique(MPAs$NAME_E[MPAs$MECH_E=="Oceans Act ( 1996, c. 31 )"])
That being said, your approach is correctly returning all protected areas in the Scotian Shelf Bioregion which I think is appropriate for our "network approach"
Hey @remi-daigle ,
I am working on pulling scrapping the MPA websites to obtain their site level objectives. I was specifically working with the Atlantic Ocean MPAs and I noticed that majority of them are being captured from the
data_CPCAS_areas
function. For example, the names of the MPAs on the DFO website are as follows:But when I do the following:
I get the following:
You'll notice that places such as banc-des-americains, basin head, east port, gilbert bay, and laurentian channel aren't there. Is there another way that I should be obtaining the MPA names?