MWE: two issues need resolving

[Herbert Voss]

Am 28.10.22 um 19:32 schrieb Rich Shepard:
> Not a fun start to Friday. The .lyx file, .pdf image, and .pdf article are
> available (for 5 days) from
> <http://www.fileconvoy.com/dfl.php?id=g258e05271f382a1e1000460491172b957e2f9f6e09> 
>
> as the 2+Mb file is too large for the mail list.

you have to clip the image by
trim=2.25cm 12cm 2.25cm 1.5cm,clip
or (what makes more sense) to crop the pdf image before using:

pdfcrop image.pdf -> creates image-crop.pdf

I edited your example: changing the location of the image (documents 
directory)
and inserting the above trim options.

It looks buggy inside LyX because it doesn't take the trim values into 
account.
The pdf is ok (see attached screenshot)

Herbert

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Rural drainage basins have many ungauged streams and non-uniform spatial
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Weather stations in Clackamas County, Oregon (red dots; roads are in grey).
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) are sufficient for regulatory compliance in most cases.
 Calculating detention/retention basin volumes using storm intensities of
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 Combined with sediment fences, wheel wash areas for vehicles, and flocculent
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