How do we assign INPFC area to the AFSC database's RACEBASE.SPECIMEN? #15
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I tried joining BIOSTRATUM as STRATUM to STRATUM in the AKFIN database's AFSC.RACE_GOASTRATAAIGOA. Also looked at the AFSC database's RACEBASE.STRATA table, but there was no AI information in there for some reason
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@zoyafuso-NOAA @MargaretSiple-NOAA this question came up yesterday... maybe you can help? |
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@pdspencer just FYI, Zack O is trying to help us out on this one. |
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BIOSTRATUM is a new field for me. Doing some digging, it seems that BIOSTRATUM was a column that was used sporadically pre-2000. From 2000-onwards the value for BIOSTRATUM is zero. So if you wanted to classify the AI specimen data by INPFC area, I would join the racebase.specimen to the racebase.haul table by HAULJOIN to get STRATUM information for each specimen record. Then, join that with the goa.goa_strata table (subsetted by SURVEY == "AI" to avoid duplicate stratum names between GOA and AI) by STRATUM to append the INPFC_AREA info to each specimen record. |
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BIOSTRATUM is a new field for me. Doing some digging, it seems that BIOSTRATUM was a column that was used sporadically pre-2000. From 2000-onwards the value for BIOSTRATUM is zero. So if you wanted to classify the AI specimen data by INPFC area, I would join the racebase.specimen to the racebase.haul table by HAULJOIN to get STRATUM information for each specimen record. Then, join that with the goa.goa_strata table (subsetted by SURVEY == "AI" to avoid duplicate stratum names between GOA and AI) by STRATUM to append the INPFC_AREA info to each specimen record.