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Some lessons & resources supporting an R geospatial workshop & hackathon
## General #### Things that worked well - software installation with support session in the AM seemed to work well re: getting started quickly - dual screens throughout the room...
We have used Sentinel-2 and MODIS imagery (https://github.com/bcgov/bcgov-r-geo-workshop/data/20191106_Day_2_PM_Raster) And we have been introduced to the `mlr` package. Explore and document potential workflows.
GeoPDFs do not seem trivial in R... but I would use something like this. https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/230982/create-a-georeferenced-pdf-using-a-shapefile-and-add-informations-in-r
Separating the forested landbase from non-forested ecosystems is the first step in building models for identifying broad habitat groups. Most of the analytial tools and information sources required for doing...
Based on @bevingtona review paper: https://confluence-jwsm.ca/index.php/jwsm/article/view/18
Make bathy raster and/or polygon bands at 1m intervals for BC lakes with sonar transects. Calculate volumes at different depths Assess uncertainty in bathy model and whether need to take...
tidyhydat is a package that uses Environment Canada's HYDAT database to extract streamflow data into R. The package has a function called `download_hydat` that downloads the function and stores it...
https://github.com/bcgov/bcdata/issues/125
Using `bcdata` with `bcmaps` vignette or another vignette/article idea? See https://github.com/bcgov/bcdata/issues/69
Work with the Williston wetland training data to predict wetland class. Use ensemble methods with existing covariate data try adding other open data covariates try tuning to improve model results...