climateEnvelope: Create a climate envelope plot of one or multiple species

In RS-eco/climateNiche: R package for analysing the climatic niche of a species

Create a climate envelope plot of one or multiple species

Description

Read a SpatialPointsDataFrame or dataframe with species location data and return a plot with the current and future climate envelope

Usage

climateEnvelope(
  data,
  climate = "worldclim",
  model = "MI",
  res = 10,
  lon = "x",
  lat = "y",
  rcp = 60,
  year = 50,
  extent = NA,
  method = "MCP",
  path = ""
)

Arguments

data	RasterLayer, SpatialPointsDataFrame or data.frame
climate	character. One of Worldclim, Chelsa or ISIMIP2b
model	character. Should be one of "AC", "BC", "CC", "CE", "CN", "GF", "GD", "GS", "HD", "HG", "HE", "IN", "IP", "MI", "MR", "MC", "MP", "MG", or "NO".
res	Valid resolutions are 0.5, 2.5, 5, and 10 (minutes of a degree). In the case of res=0.5, you must also provide a lon and lat argument for a tile; for the lower resolutions global data will be downloaded.
lon	Longitude argument for a tile, only applicable if res = 0.5
lat	Latitude argument for a tile, only applicable if res = 0.5
rcp	character. RCP scenario for future climate data, should be one of 26, 45, 60 or 85.
year	numeric. Year of future climate scenario, should be one of 50, 70.
extent	specify extent of area considered
method	character. One of CH (convex hull) or MCP (minimum convex polygon) or MFB (personal method).
path	Character. Path name indicating where to store the data. Default is the current working directory.

Value

ggplot2 object

Examples

## Not run: 
library(climateNiche)
data(Passer_domesticus)

climateEnvelope(data=Passer_domesticus, method="MCP")

climateEnvelope(data=Passer_domesticus, method="CH")

climateEnvelope(data=Passer_domesticus, method="MFB")

## End(Not run)

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