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add individual state level admin files #286
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To save me the pain of modifying the scrpting - can these all just be put in the top-level admin_units directory and not put further down?
@matt-gretton-dann - this PR fell asleep - I've moved the USA files back into the top level. @dlaydon - I can't remember whether The more I think about it, the more I think this is correct; that the states dug out of the "all-US" wpop file (with the extra schools data) should have the Population Size set to USA, and the others shouldn't - which is what we have... but would be good to confirm |
@weshinsley, @dlaydon: How does the I need to update stuff the run_sample.py scripts to understand which wpop files to use for these files. |
I have retargeted this to mainline as well (it was targeted at one of my own branches). |
This adds the state level admin files that are generated on the fly by the UI. @gorzell I've noticed that the
[Population size]
is always equal to the total US pop size (338798532
): is it something that should be changed?(for the few files which were already in the repo and that I've simply moved, such as
Alaska_admin.txt
orHawaii_admin.txt
, the number seems to reflect the actual population of the admin unit).