ECOTOXr
ECOTOXr
can be used to explore and analyse data from the US EPA
ECOTOX database. More specifically you
can:
ECOTOXr
?The ECOTOXr
package allows you to search and extract data from the
ECOTOXicological Knowledgebase and
import it directly into R
. This will allow you to formalize and
document the search- and extract-procedures in R
code. This makes it
easier to share and reproduce such procedures and its results. As
illustrated in the graphical abstract below. Moreover, you can directly
apply any statistical analysis offered in R
.
Get CRAN version
install.packages("ECOTOXr")
Get development version from r-universe
install.packages("ECOTOXr", repos = c("https://pepijn-devries.r-universe.dev", "https://cloud.r-project.org"))
Although ECOTOXr
has experimental features to search the online
database. The package will reach its full potential when you build a
copy of the database on your local machine.
Download and build a local copy of the latest ASCII export of the US EPA ECOTOX database
download_ecotox_data()
Once built, you can search the local database for species and substances
using different strategies. You can use the build-in search function of
this package, or you can write custom queries using either the simple
query language (SQL) or dplyr
verbs. More details in the following
vignettes: vignette("searching-ecotox")
and
vignette("ecotox-schema")
.
It is the end-users own responsibility to check the quality of collected data, using the original referenced source in order to evaluate its fitness for use, see also: https://cfpub.epa.gov/ecotox/help.cfm#info-limitations.
Note that the package maintainer is not affiliated with the US EPA, this package is therefore not official US EPA software.
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