Moved repo to https://github.com/swfsc, and updated all associated documentation
Changed license to Apache License (== 2), based on NMFS guidance at https://nmfs-opensci.github.io/GitHub-Guide
airdas_sight
now has both ObsStd and SightStd
columns; SightStd definition updated. airdas_effort
standardizes the definition for the ‘included’ column. (#3)
Added purrr
as a dependency for
airdas_sight
functionality
swfscAirDAS now depends on R >= 4.0.0 for consistency across DAS packages
Updated License to CC0 for consistency across DAS packages
The ‘segdata’ output of das_effort
now includes
DateTime1 and DateTime2, the date/time of the start and end points of
each segment. The column order of the segdata data frame was also
slightly changed for consistency
airdas_chop_condition
,
airdas_chop_equallength
, airdas_chop_section
,
and airdas_segdata
are now exported for documentation
purposes only
Users can now capitalize all transect codes using the
trans.upper
argument in das_process
Added info messages to airdas_check
, as well as a
check for valid latitude and longitude values
Fixed a bug in airdas_check
when checking multiple
files
Catch up internally with changes made in swfscDAS. This package now depends on swfscDAS version >= 0.3
airdas_sight
column name changes: ‘Sp’ is now
‘SpCode’ for consistency with swfscDAS, and ‘TurtleSizeFt’ is now
‘TurtleSize’ since this data can be a character code
Changed airdas_chop_equal
to
airdas_chop_equallength
for naming consistency. This change
should not affect users, as it does not affect any of the syntax
required when using airdas_effort
Renamed items in effort list output of airdas_effort and airdas_effort_sight: ‘siteinfo’ is now ‘sightinfo’, and segdata columns indicating the number of sightings or animals on a segment are now formatted as ‘description’_‘species code’, e.g. “nSI_mn”
Where applicable, error, warning, and informational messages now report both the file name and line number. This makes the messages more useful when working with concatenated AirDAS objects with multiple files