A summary file of results is produced which is used to populate the HAT (AHAT, HHAT, OHAT) or which can be exported as a csv file. This includes some parsing of content to add a symbology used by some organizations when presenting their results in the HAT (for example, the colour and shape with which to represent the status and trend of each time series). This is currently partly hard-wired and partly controlled by function arguments. This needs to be made more flexible. The choice of columns in the summary export file also needs to be customable.
Other details controlling the presentation of material in the HAT are also exported. These include information on how the drop-down menus should be populated, legends for the symbols (colour and shape), and which help files and other reports should be accessible from each menu option. This is mostly hard-wired at present.
An R object is exported to the HAT which provides all the information necessary to produce the html reports for each time series (obtained by clicking on the symbol for that time series). The html reports are generated by user-written RMarkdown. Much of the RMarkdown will be common to all organisations, but there is a need to allow for bespoke sections to meet user needs. (For example, the plots of stable isotope data for AMAP, or the contaminant ratio plots for OSPAR.) The RMarkdown builds on lots of functions calling R graphics code, and requires access to many of the information functions that were first used in the construction of the time series and their assessment
A summary file of results is produced which is used to populate the HAT (AHAT, HHAT, OHAT) or which can be exported as a csv file. This includes some parsing of content to add a symbology used by some organizations when presenting their results in the HAT (for example, the colour and shape with which to represent the status and trend of each time series). This is currently partly hard-wired and partly controlled by function arguments. This needs to be made more flexible. The choice of columns in the summary export file also needs to be customable.
Other details controlling the presentation of material in the HAT are also exported. These include information on how the drop-down menus should be populated, legends for the symbols (colour and shape), and which help files and other reports should be accessible from each menu option. This is mostly hard-wired at present. An R object is exported to the HAT which provides all the information necessary to produce the html reports for each time series (obtained by clicking on the symbol for that time series). The html reports are generated by user-written RMarkdown. Much of the RMarkdown will be common to all organisations, but there is a need to allow for bespoke sections to meet user needs. (For example, the plots of stable isotope data for AMAP, or the contaminant ratio plots for OSPAR.) The RMarkdown builds on lots of functions calling R graphics code, and requires access to many of the information functions that were first used in the construction of the time series and their assessment