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Check if species with records outside of australia are thought to be invasive there METHOD 1: 10 species #3

Open wcornwell opened 2 years ago

wcornwell commented 2 years ago
wcornwell commented 2 years ago

Method one is the Global Register of Introduced and Invasive Species: https://www.nature.com/articles/sdata2017202

wcornwell commented 2 years ago

@shufoldof start with just the file from the USA if you can't find all the data in one file.

shufoldof commented 2 years ago

Dr. @wcornwell, I searched all the data in one file but didn't get that. So, I started with the USA file and tried to join but I couldn't figure it out. I selected the Invasive column in the US file. But I am not sure which file I should join with! As the country is separated, in this case, it's the USA, I just need to find the invasive one there, right?

wcornwell commented 2 years ago

hi @shufoldof, sounds like progress! The goal is to have a column which is invasive_in_USA_GRIIS_true_false so it would have all of the same rows as the original file, but an added column from the GRIIS database. does that make sense?