get_observations: Query Observations

In EDiLD/rartenfinder: R Client for the artenfinder API (http://artenfinder.rlp.de)

Description

Query Observations

Usage

get_observations(is_animal = NULL, german_name = NULL,
  scientific_name = NULL, eu_guid = NULL, id = NULL, taxagroup = NULL,
  year = NULL, from = NULL, to = NULL, bbox = NULL, limit = 1000)

Arguments

is_animal	logical; should animals (TRUE) or plants (FALSE) be queried. NULL (default returns both).
german_name	character; filter by german name.
scientific_name	characher; filter by scienctific name.
eu_guid	numeric; filter by eu_guid (see get_taxa).
id	numeric; filter by taxon id (see get_taxa).
taxagroup	characher; filter by taxagroup
year	numeric; filter by year of observation
from	character; earliest date in format DD.MM.YYYY
to	character; latest date in format DD.MM.YYYY
bbox	numeric; vector of corner of bounding box to filter (ETRS89/UTM zone 32N) with xmin, ymin, xmax and ymax values
limit	numeric; Number of observations to retrieve (max 1000).

Value

a data.frame with one oberservation per row:

id

Observation ID

bereich

Observation group

status

Observation status

anzahl

number of observed taxa

lat

latitude (ETRS89/UTM zone 32N)

lon

longitude (ETRS89/UTM zone 32N)

datum

date

titel_deutsch

German name

titel_wissenschaftlich

Scientific Name

bemerkung

comment

phaenogramm

observation suitable for a phenogramm? (e.g. imagines)

lanis_rlp_osiris_art_id

taxon id (see get_taxa)

is_rasterized

flag if observation has been assigned to midpoint of raster, see note.

Note

Sensible taxa have been assigned to their raster midpoints.

Examples

mil1 <- get_observations(scientific_name='milvus milvus', year = 2017)
head(mil1)

EDiLD/rartenfinder documentation built on May 18, 2019, 8:11 p.m.