View source: R/occurrences_plot.R
occurrences_plot | R Documentation |
Generates a plot of occurrence data retrieved using occurrences
.
The plot uses a Swedish basemap and colours the occurrence records dots
according to parameters
occurrences_plot(
x,
filename = "Rplots.pdf",
qa = c("fatal", "error"),
sweLyr = "Border",
grouped = FALSE,
taxon_level = "species",
pch,
cex = 0.75,
...
)
x |
list: a list object that has been downloaded using |
filename |
string: name of file to be created; defaults to RPlots.pdf |
qa |
string vector: list of record issues to be mapped; these can be assertion column names,
or 'all' or 'none' or any combination of 'error', 'warning' or 'fatal'. Column or categories in
your data set can be viewed using |
sweLyr |
string: layer of swe_WGS84 to be plotted as background. Options are = |
grouped |
logical: TRUE creates a single plot for all observations; FALSE plots individual maps for the taxon level defined. |
taxon_level |
string: taxonomic level at which to create maps; possible values are 'species', 'genus', 'family' or 'order' |
pch |
single number or character representing point type. See description of |
cex |
numeric: character (or symbol) expansion. See description of |
... |
: other options passed to pdf() |
Generates a pdf that maps the distributions of the observations.
https://api.biodiversitydata.se/
## Not run:
#download some observations
x <- occurrences(taxon="Lutra lutra", download_reason_id=10) ## remember to configure your email
occurrences_plot(x)
x <- occurrences(taxon="Mayfly", download_reason_id=10)
occurrences_plot(x,"obsPlot.pdf", qa="fatal",
grouped=FALSE, taxon_level="species", pch='+')
## End(Not run)
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