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Coastal change statistics for countries
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mickwelli
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Cool notebooks, I think the bar charts and text statements are especially interesting.
I've committed and pushed a few markdown edits I made as I went along. Additionally, under executed cell 7 I suggest the following change:
“We can inspect the distributions of the good measurements and the significant changes. Significant changes have a significance (p-value) of less than 0.01, which indicates a shoreline is measured to have undergone consistent change through time.”
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“We can inspect the distributions of the good measurements and the significant changes. Changes with a p-value of less than 0.01 indicate that a shoreline has undergone change greater than would be expected with natural variation.”
In the sea level rise notebook I cannot find the slr_data folder, wondering if this is missing or whether this needs to be downloaded by the user?
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@nanaboamah89 @mpho-sadiki noting here (as a self-reminder) that we'll need to update the population stats in this PR then update the tables in the coastlines dashboard |
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HI @mickwelli, @mpho-sadiki when I changed the version from https://deafrica-services.s3.af-south-1.amazonaws.com/coastlines/v0.4.0/deafricacoastlines_v0.4.0.gpkg to https://deafrica-services.s3.af-south-1.amazonaws.com/coastlines/v0.4.2/deafricacoastlines_v0.4.2.gpkg from Combine coastline change information with gridded population data to estimate exposure step, all the results show 0. I also can't seem to change the year. |
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Good to publish this one now that the dashboard has been launched, as a companion tool and to disaggregate changes and impacts further (e.g. sub-national level).
@nanaboamah89 @mpho-sadiki Looks like there was an issue with xarray alignment following changes to the |
Nice fix @mickwelli. It runs well now. |
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