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Note that there are fish counts of zero in older data (all with survey status = "MIGRA") and dplyr::uncount() drops those rows. Question for Corey - are those mistakes in an import (and if so should be 1 or possibly another number?) or are they in there to indicate zero catch?
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Currently the SURVEY_STATUS field is in the garbage bin. Consider elevating to preserve if useful to future merges/work/anything. Otherwise, if it is only useful as a diagnostic to fix a contributed file, it can stay in the garbage bin (those things aren't dropped, just sorta tagged as "not needed to us").
From a GH slack message: "FYI the issue I raised where TOTAL_CATCH=0 in raw data is not an issue -at least, not the kind I thought it was. In fact, these are duplicates, so we do NOT need to add in the data as I was doing. They can just be dropped because all the fish counted in the CPUE data have lengths in the raw data. At least for the GN surveys."
We need to look at the total count column in the individual fish file to verify whether or not there is a need for an uncount of those indiv fish data.
Note that there are fish counts of zero in older data (all with survey status = "MIGRA") and dplyr::uncount() drops those rows. Question for Corey - are those mistakes in an import (and if so should be 1 or possibly another number?) or are they in there to indicate zero catch?
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