Add Alberta planning subregions to available study areas #2
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| } else if (grepl("Bistcho", P(sim)$runName)) { | ||
| ml <- processPSR(ml, config::get('studyarea'), dataDir, sim$canProvs, P(sim)$bufferDist, asStudyArea = TRUE) | ||
| } else if (grepl("Cold", P(sim)$runName)) { | ||
| ml <- processPSR(ml, config::get('studyarea'), dataDir, sim$canProvs, P(sim)$bufferDist, asStudyArea = TRUE) |
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these can be handled with single grepl call since they are the same lines of code.
NOTE: do NOT use config::get() anywhere except the 01-init.R script because you will have to deal with race conditions.
Is there a reason you aren't using runName mechanism to pass the study area name?
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i suggest using PSR in the runName, so we grep "PSR" at the top level here, and deal with the specific PSR (i.e., <blah>) in processPSR() -- see FMU code
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this PR is incomplete. need to also ensure adjustments made for downstream postprocessing (i.e., ensuring polygons have Name and shinyLabel attributes).
I see the goal is to be able to run a single PSR, but it may be worth adding all PSRs to the Alberta runs so results can be accessed there too.
Code was added to allow users to select subregions of Alberta used in land-use planning as study areas to run LandWeb. Study areas can be selected by their names: 'Smoky', 'Cold', and 'Bistcho'.