Revision 8176
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 11 years ago
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FIA,VegCore,Filter,Comments
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TreeTag,tag,,
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Genus,genus,,
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SpecificEpithet,specificEpithet,,
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MeasYear,yearCollected,,
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MeasMon,monthCollected,,
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MeasDay,dayCollected,,
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DecimalLatitude,decimalLatitude,,
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DecimalLongitude,decimalLongitude,,
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PlotCD,locationID,,
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StateProvince,stateProvince,,
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County,county,,
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DBH,diameterBreastHeight_in,,Assuming units based on the range and precision of values and location inside the U.S.
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HOM,*HOM,,
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BasalDiameter,basalDiameter_in,,Assuming units are the same as for DBH because the values are similar and they measure the same dimension
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FIA,VegCore,Filter,Comments |
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TreeTag,tag,, |
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Genus,genus,, |
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SpecificEpithet,specificEpithet,, |
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MeasYear,yearCollected,, |
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MeasMon,monthCollected,, |
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MeasDay,dayCollected,, |
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DecimalLatitude,decimalLatitude,, |
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DecimalLongitude,decimalLongitude,, |
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PlotCD,locationID,, |
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StateProvince,stateProvince,, |
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County,county,, |
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DBH,diameterBreastHeight_in,,Assuming units based on the range and precision of values and location inside the U.S. |
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HOM,*HOM,, |
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BasalDiameter,basalDiameter_in,,Assuming units are the same as for DBH because the values are similar and they measure the same dimension |
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Height,height_ft,,"Assuming units based on the range of values, the height of the tallest tree [1], and location inside the U.S. |
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[1] ""The tallest living tree is believed to be a coast redwood [which] is 115.66 metres (379.5 ft) tall"" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree#Superlative_trees)" |
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[1] ""The tallest living tree is believed to be a coast redwood [which] is 115.66 metres (379.5 ft) tall"" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree#Superlative_trees)" |
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inputs/input.Makefile: %/.map.csv.last_cleanup: Run fix_line_endings after canon/translate to standardize Python's \r\n line endings back to \n. This prevents issues with mixed line endings because LibreOffice (and probably Excel) treat all cell-internal line endings as \n but row line endings as whatever the file had, while text editors like jEdit translate all line endings to whatever the autodetected line ending is. (This creates spurious line ending diffs when a map spreadsheet containing multiline cells is edited in a text editor.)