Hi all!
I am working on a project where I am looking at the impact of climate/weather variables (temp, rainfall,...) on agricultural outcomes (yields, outputs,...).
Much research in agriculture uses data from the GAEZ database provided by the FAO. This data is in raster format and I have never worked with spatial data before of this sort before.
END GOAL: I would like to be able to retrieve data from the GAEZv4 data portal and end up with panel data for a selection of countries that I could in STATA for my analysis. I understand I would have to "map" theh country bounderies in order to generate "averages" using the multiple geo points within these boundaries to obtain a single annual value for each country.
Has anyone used this GAEZ portal before and has experience in converting raster data into regular country-level panel data?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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