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Figure 2 (Fuller et al. 2017) of fisheries connectivity #51

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kellijohnson-NOAA opened this issue Oct 7, 2021 · 3 comments
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While reading Fuller et al. (2017) I thought that Figure 2 would be a great addition to our stock assessments. The figure highlights the sablefish fishery but I think that we could get the code to generate the figure from @emfuller and include more groundfish species for comparisons.

Proposed solution

  • use this issue to ask @emfuller and @jameals if there is code to create the figure and the data that went into it, it might be in cnh?
  • create a function that takes groups as input and outputs the figure
    • figure
    • caption
    • alternative text
  • add a placeholder in sa4ss for the figure

Potential problems

  • confidential data
  • complexity of the Figure might be hard to code?
  • how to choose categories, maybe make a standard set of groups that each new species is compared to
  • where to store the code

Acknowledgements

Thank you to @emfuller et al. for making such a beautiful figure that inspired something in me, otherwise why would I propose more work and even longer documents for myself 😆.

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emfuller commented Oct 7, 2021

@kellijohnson-NOAA what a wonderful note to get! Nothing is better than hearing this might be actually useful visualization for stock assessments! I will take a shot at digging up my code - but I used the R package igraph. Lots of tweaking to set up the node locations - but what you need is a network, edge weights, node sizes and node names.

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Awesome, thank you so much for taking the time to dig through your code, your efforts are much appreciated. In the mean time I will look into igraph.

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