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This field will need to calculate which species within the event has the most individuals affected. In other words, it will need to add up the cumulative affected count for each locationspecies, compare across the whole event, and provide the species with the highest total affected count (ideally the whole species object, but can also work with just the species ID if necessary).
Background: the report currently calculates "Species Most Affected" by counting the total instances in which that species appears, which is misleading. Meaning: white-tailed deer may be present at 5 different event locations, with one dead each, where brown bat appears at only 2 event locations, but with 300 dead at each. Brown Bat is the most affected, obviously, but the current count method would say the deer. I cannot calculate the actual cumulative count on the client with this summary response, because the needed data detail is not there. Therefore kicking it to the server.
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This field will need to calculate which species within the event has the most individuals affected. In other words, it will need to add up the cumulative affected count for each locationspecies, compare across the whole event, and provide the species with the highest total affected count (ideally the whole species object, but can also work with just the species ID if necessary).
Background: the report currently calculates "Species Most Affected" by counting the total instances in which that species appears, which is misleading. Meaning: white-tailed deer may be present at 5 different event locations, with one dead each, where brown bat appears at only 2 event locations, but with 300 dead at each. Brown Bat is the most affected, obviously, but the current count method would say the deer. I cannot calculate the actual cumulative count on the client with this summary response, because the needed data detail is not there. Therefore kicking it to the server.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: