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Peer Reviewing and Updating the Data
Please follow these steps for peer reviewing when receiving new monthly files and combining the new numbers with the old numbers.
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New source file (file comes from DORC team) : copy the data and note the number of lines copied. For the production monthly file, copy all the months. For the revenue monthly file, copy most recent month.
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Combined source file (file comes from DORC and NRRD download): note the total number of lines before pasting the new data.
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Paste the new data to the combined source file.
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After pasting, check the new total number of lines is adding up to the previous total number of lines (step 2) plus the new number of lines added (step 1).
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Check the dates format is consistent.
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Check the non-date cells to make sure that they are formatted correctly.
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Check all the columns were pasted correctly.
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Check the sum of the revenue/volume columns match.
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Save the new combined source file.
Instructions for updating the data are described in each of the dataset-specific subdirectories under the data directory.
Data file names:
- production_volumes.xlxs - Monthly Production Volumes for Oil, Gas, and Coal
Updating Data on the NRRD website with excel files:
- Review file and ensure the following names match:
- File Name
- Sheet Name
- Column Names
- Data values that are strings (Example: Onshore, Offshore, Oil & Gas, etc...)
- Open Github Desktop or other favorite tool
- Switch to dev branch and pull the latest changes
- Create a new branch in our github repository from the dev branch
- Update the excel file with the new file
- Files are currently located in \doi-extractives-data\gatsby-site\src\data-graphql
- Commit Changes
- Push Changes
- Review Changes on Federalist
- If changes look correct, create a pull request to merge the branch into dev and add your reviewers
- Once approved merge the changes
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