Open mvarewyck opened 3 months ago
Describe the bug In the wildschade data there are many (1029) records for which the fbz_gemeente is not available/unknown in the spatial data. This is because the assigned 'FaunabeheerZone' is wrong.
To Reproduce
> schadeData <- loadRawData(type = "wildschade") > readS3(file = "spatialData_sf.RData") > subSpatial <- spatialData$fbz_gemeentes > > toCheck <- schadeData$fbz_gemeente[!schadeData$fbz_gemeente %in% subSpatial$NAAM] > toCheck <- unique(toCheck[!is.na(toCheck)]) > length(toCheck) [1] 1029 > head(sort(toCheck)) [1] "1_Aalter" "1_Aarschot" "1_Alken" "1_Antwerpen" "1_As" [6] "1_Assenede"
It's due to the assigned FaunabeheerZone
> schadeData[grep("Stekene", schadeData$fbz_gemeente), c("fbz_gemeente", "ID", "gemeente_afschot_locatie", "FaunabeheerZone")] # A tibble: 12 × 4 fbz_gemeente ID gemeente_afschot_loc…¹ FaunabeheerZone <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> 1 4_Stekene 856832-559 Stekene 4 2 4_Stekene 856832-560 Stekene 4 3 4_Stekene 695928-39 Stekene 4 4 4_Stekene 853936-244 Stekene 4 5 4_Stekene NP-202743482 Stekene 4 6 4_Stekene NP-167845908 Stekene 4 7 4_Stekene NP-186309836 Stekene 4 8 4_Stekene NP-192102648 Stekene 4 9 9_Stekene NP-212846457 Stekene 9 10 6_Stekene NP-212846458 Stekene 6 11 5_Stekene NP-255012457 Stekene 5 12 4_Stekene 3af1373a-76c3-4557-b4ef-… Stekene 4
Expected behavior We check whether all locations are available in the spatial data, so currently the R CMD check fails
Git SHA (after 0.3.1) a9d6da816bd8877bdcee556556b1d1d18199bdcc
Describe the bug In the wildschade data there are many (1029) records for which the fbz_gemeente is not available/unknown in the spatial data. This is because the assigned 'FaunabeheerZone' is wrong.
To Reproduce
It's due to the assigned FaunabeheerZone
Expected behavior We check whether all locations are available in the spatial data, so currently the R CMD check fails
Git SHA (after 0.3.1) a9d6da816bd8877bdcee556556b1d1d18199bdcc