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Update Fig 13 in survey report #28

Closed jrenfree closed 1 year ago

jrenfree commented 1 year ago

In Jarrod's technicaly review, he commented

Could potentially split (a) into 2 panels to help visualize some of the extreme catches, that is, plot 20K and above.

in regards to Figure 13:

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I agree that the current figure makes it difficult to differentiate between hotspots along the coast. Should we try the two-panel option, or perhaps just mess with the NASC thresholds to something that's more visually appealing?

kstierhoff commented 1 year ago

We can play with the nasc.breaks, etc. in the Doc/settings/settings_2207RL.R file. However, that will affect the breaks for not just the nearshore data, but for all vessels. But it could be a good proof of concept. We could also create another section in the settings for nearshore data (e.g., nasc.breaks.ns) and update the code for creating those figures.

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jrenfree commented 1 year ago

The offshore NASC plot was being averaged over 2-km intervals, while that was not being done with the nearshore (LBC) data. The Rmarkdown code was updated to also average the LBC data, resulting in the following map:

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