Shippensburg Land Projections: Proportion land cover distribution to match #3354
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The raw land cover numbers from the Drexel API don't match our internal NLCD 2011 numbers, and were slightly off, resulting in the user having to manually reconcile in the front-end. Since these are future projections, the individual raw numbers are not the main feature, rather the distribution as a whole. By attuning it to the existing total, we ensure that the new distribution still reflects the forecasts but adds up to the same total, resulting in a more fluid experience.
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The raw land cover numbers from the Drexel API don't match our internal NLCD 2011 numbers, and were slightly off, resulting in the user having to manually reconcile in the front-end.
Since these are future projections, the individual raw numbers are not the main feature, rather the distribution as a whole. By attuning it to the existing total, we ensure that the new distribution still reflects the forecasts but adds up to the same total, resulting in a more fluid experience.
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