Open code
Code to conduct analyses exploring the processes driving the distribution of biodiversity, to provide high quality biodiversity impact assessments and to identify priority conservation areas.
Reducing spatial autocorrelation in Species Distribution Modelling
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A simple implementation in R to reduce the negative effect of spatial autocorrelation in distribution models.
Mapping Arctic sea ice extent with a proper projection
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Map the present-day and projected (decade 2090-2100) Arctic sea ice extent with a few lines of code.
Downloading biodiversity records from iNaturalist
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Automatically download biodiversity records from iNaturalist, the most recognised citizen science initiative.
Producing a shapefile of the Last Glacial Maximum
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We provide code to produce a shapefile of landmasses of the Last Glacial Maximum.
Marine climate layers for ecological modelling
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High-resolution marine data layers to model the distribution of species at global scales.
Minimum marine distances along coastlines
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An implementation to determine minimum marine distances between coordinate points along coastlines.
Producing a global map of Sea Surface Oxygen
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We propose a simple implementation to produce a beautiful map of global Sea Surface Oxygen.
Develop beautiful maps programmatically
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We provide the basic elements and parameters to develop beautiful maps programmatically.
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