Data were obtained from PFLCC staff as a shapefile for each factor, from Oct 2015 to Jan 2016.
- The main watersheds shapefile was projected to WGS84, and simplified to topojson using mapshaper.org (simplification = 3%).
Output is
features.json
. - Run
shp2csv.py
to extract shapefile attribute table to a CSV. Output is a bunch of CSVs in tables subfolder (outside this directory tree). - Run
extract_HUC_summary.py
to extract summary information across all watersheds. Output isstatic/summary.csv
- Run
glom_data.py
to extract a bunch of information for each feature. Output is a bunch of json files underfeatures
folder.
Data were provided by PFLCC staff on 1/4/2018.
Each column contains a unique link, but may have variable text to use as the label. Columns are grouped by PFLCC Priority Resource.
Give each column a unique key, and make sure this is synced with static/src/config.js::COconfig
.
Columns that have species names varied across watersheds, so species names were shown as the link text; otherwise the
label of the column was used for the link text.
Updated links and additional landowner opportunities were provided by email from FWC staff on 5/19/2021.
Run npm install
to pull down required modules.
Run pipenv install --dev
to setup a virtual environment (based on Pipfile
and Python 3.7) with the development dependencies.
The AWS CLI is installed based on these dependencies. Authorize it with appropriate credentials for AWS Static Deploy (CBI IAM account).
This project uses Gulp to minify and concatenate CSS and JS files.
Run gulp build
to run the build, which produces artifacts in static/dist
.
Files are deployed to viewer.apps.flcpa.databasin.org
bucket in S3.
From a command line, run python tools/deploy.py
to push this up to S3.
"Conservation Assets" were formerly known as "Priority Resources" - so any variables in the code that pointed to these will probably be "Priority*" or "PR*".
This project was developed based on grants from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Peninsular Florida Landscape Conservation Cooperative and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.