bold.analyze.map documentation

R/bold.analyze.map.R

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 #' @param bbox  A numeric vector specifying the min, max values of the latitude and longitude. Default value is NULL.
 
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-#' @details `bold.analyze.map` extracts out the geographic information from the [bold.fetch()] output. Data points having NA values for either latitude or longitude or both are removed. Latitude and longitude values are in ‘decimal degrees’ format with a ’WGS84’ Coordinate Reference System (CRS) projection. Default view includes data mapped onto a world shape file using the `rnaturalearth::ne_countries()` at a 110 scale (low resolution). If the country is specified (single or multiple values), the function will specifically plot the occurrences on the specified country. Alternatively, a bounding box (bbox) can be defined for a specific region to be visualized. The function also provides a sf data frame of the GIS data which can be used for any other application/s.
+#' @details `bold.analyze.map` extracts out the geographic information from the [bold.fetch()] output to generate an occurrence map. Data points having NA values for either latitude or longitude or both are removed. Latitude and longitude values are in ‘decimal degrees’ format with a ’WGS84’ Coordinate Reference System (CRS) projection. Default view includes data mapped onto a world shape file using the `rnaturalearth::ne_countries()` at a 110 scale (low resolution). If the country is specified (single or multiple values), the function will specifically plot the occurrences on the specified country. Alternatively, a bounding box (bbox) can be defined for a specific region to be visualized. The function also provides a `sf` data frame of the GIS data which can be used for any other application/s.
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 #' @returns An 'output' list containing:
 #' *	geo.df = A simple features (sf) ‘data.frame’ containing the geographic data.