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available. If you see this prompt, it is recommended to update all of
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them (enter 1 into the console).
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- The most stable branch for TADA right now is the develop
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- branch. Contributors generally create their own branches based on
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- develop, make some improvements, and then submit a pull request to be
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- reviewed by the TADA Team. Once approved, updates are then merged into
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- the develop branch. However, you are welcome to download any branch
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- you'd like using the ` ref ` input in ` install_github ` (see code chunk
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- below). This functionality is mainly only useful to TADA package
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+ The most stable branch for TADA right now is the develop branch.
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+ Contributors generally create their own branches based on develop, make
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+ some improvements, and then submit a pull request to be reviewed by the
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+ TADA Team. Once approved, updates are then merged into the develop
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+ branch. However, you are welcome to download any branch you'd like using
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+ the ` ref ` input in ` install_github ` (see code chunk below). This
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+ functionality is mainly only useful to TADA package
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developers/contributors.
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``` {r install_TADA, eval = F, results = 'hide'}
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library(EPATADA)
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```
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- It's that easy!
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+ It's that easy!
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The following code block ensures the additional packages needed to run
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the code in this RMarkdown document are loaded. However, users may also
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exampledata_Nutrients_UT <- Data_Nutrients_UT
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```
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- ` TADA_DataRetrieval ` is built upon USGS's ` dataRetrieval::readWQPdata ` and
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- ` dataRetrieval::whatWQPsites ` functions within the dataRetrieval package,
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- which uses web service calls to bring WQP data into the R environment.
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- Additionally, ` TADA_DataRetrieval ` performs some basic quality control checks
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- via ` TADA_AutoClean ` on the data using new TADA-specific columns to preserve
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- the original dataframe:
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+ ` TADA_DataRetrieval ` is built upon USGS's ` dataRetrieval::readWQPdata `
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+ and ` dataRetrieval::whatWQPsites ` functions within the dataRetrieval
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+ package, which uses web service calls to bring WQP data into the R
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+ environment. Additionally, ` TADA_DataRetrieval ` performs some basic
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+ quality control checks via ` TADA_AutoClean ` on the data using new
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+ TADA-specific columns to preserve the original dataframe:
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- Converts key character columns to ALL CAPS for easier harmonization
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and validation.
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included in the dataframe.
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** Note:** USGS and EPA are working together to create WQP 3.0 data
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- profiles. Once released (coming in 2025), one data profile will contain the
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- columns critical to TADA, removing the need to combine profiles in this first
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- step. This will simplify the steps needed to upload a custom or WQP
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- GUI-downloaded dataframe into the R package. However, column names are
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- changing in the new WQP 3.0 data profiles. This may impact TADA package users
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- usage of the ` TADA_DataRetrieval ` function in their workflows. The WQP and
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- TADA teams are available to assist with cross walking the old to new column
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- names when the time comes.
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+ profiles. Once released (coming in 2025), one data profile will contain
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+ the columns critical to TADA, removing the need to combine profiles in
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+ this first step. This will simplify the steps needed to upload a custom
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+ or WQP GUI-downloaded dataframe into the R package. However, column
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+ names are changing in the new WQP 3.0 data profiles. This may impact
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+ TADA package users usage of the ` TADA_DataRetrieval ` function in their
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+ workflows. The WQP and TADA teams are available to assist with cross
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+ walking the old to new column names when the time comes.
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## Initial data review
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