Note: this is a fork of the original repo, containing tools for interactive analysis.
devtools::install_github("boyanangelov/bdvis")
library(bdvis)
(for the purpose of building examples)
- [rinat] (https://github.com/ropensci/rinat)
For the sake of examples, we will work with some data obtained using the package
rinat
install.packages("rinat")
library(rinat) # Data download might take some time
inat=get_inat_obs_project("reptileindia")
inat=format_bdvis(inat,source='rinat')
bdsummary(inat)
mapgrid(inat,ptype="records",bbox=c(60,100,5,40),region=c("India"))
mapgrid(inat,ptype="records",bbox=c(60,100,5,40),region=c("India"),gridscale=0.1)
tempolar(inat, color="green", title="iNaturalist daily", plottype="r", timescale="d")
tempolar(inat, color="blue", title="iNaturalist weekly", plottype="p", timescale="w")
tempolar(inat, color="red", title="iNaturalist monthly", plottype="r", timescale="m")
inat=gettaxo(inat)
taxotree(inat)
chronohorogram(inat)
comp=bdcomplete(inat,recs=5)
mapgrid(comp,ptype="complete",bbox=c(60,100,5,40),region=c("India"))
distrigraph(inat,ptype="cell",col="tomato")
distrigraph(inat,ptype="species",ylab="Species")
distrigraph(inat,ptype="efforts",col="red")
distrigraph(inat,ptype="efforts",col="red",type="s")
distrigraph(inat,ptype="efforts",col="red",cumulative=T,type="l")
distrigraph(inat,ptype="effortspecies",col="red",cumulative=T,type="l")
bdcalendarheat(inat)
If you are more comfortable with a Graphical User Interface (GUI), you can use this function.
run_gui()