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@uryckid I'm going to close this now and NOT accept it, given that I pushed a different approach. We can revisit this if there are things in this request that you still want to include. |
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I could use some feedback on this .qml. I'm uncertain how to name and organize the symbology files. I have a geopackage with 34 layers and views. Layers of interest correspond to different epochs and line or polygon representations, with 4 variables of interest over 4 seasons each (e.g., sp_stream_temp, su_stream_temp, fa_stream_temp, wi_stream_temp).
This particular .qml was built to symbolize seasonal "stream_temp" by NHDv2 comid flowlines for the layer called "vw_stream_temperature_anomalies_1990s_lines."
The other variables of interest are antec_air_temp, SwS, log_flow, which are reported in the layer(s) "vw_temporal_covariate_anomalies_[epoch]_[lines/polygons]."
So far I have 8 .qml files: one for each of four variables (stream_temp, antec_air_temp, SWS, log_flow) as lines or polygons.
Please let me know if I'm on the right track and, if so, how to name these files.
Thanks!