Closed erika-tyagi closed 3 years ago
Start with sparse states to avoid overwhelming the map on the website. For example, this yields ~80 facilities to geocode (where the sparse states were semi-arbitrarily chosen by manual inspection):
sparse_states <- c( "Washington", "Oregon", "Idaho", "Montana", "Wyoming", "North Dakokta", "South Dakota", "Nebraska", "Kansas", "Oklahoma", "Nevada", "Utah", "Colorado", "Kansas", "New Mexico", "Arizona", "Minnesota", "Iowa", "Missouri", "Arkansas", "Louisiana", "Maine", "Florida") behindbarstools::read_scrape_data() %>% filter(is.na(Longitude)) %>% filter(State %in% sparse_states) %>% nrow()
done with a9ddc6c
Start with sparse states to avoid overwhelming the map on the website. For example, this yields ~80 facilities to geocode (where the sparse states were semi-arbitrarily chosen by manual inspection):