get_homerange: Calculate home ranges for time intervals

In camposfa/paceR: Tools for working with the PACE Database

Description

(Use intervals that start on first of month when used with phenology)

Usage

get_homerange(ranging_waypoints, start_date = NULL, ints_per_year = 1,
  hr_periods = NULL, min_nb_reloc = NULL, output = c("ud", "hr",
  "ob"))

Arguments

start_date	Begin of first time interval. By default (NULL), Jan 1st of the earliest timestamp in ranging dataset - NOT YET IMPLEMENTED
ints_per_year	Default is 1 (i.e. yearly homeranges). Set to NULL if not needed. Currently implemented: 12 (1 month-intervals) 8 (1.5 months-intervals) 4 (3 months-intervals) 2 (6 months-intervals) 1 (1 year-intervals)
hr_periods	If custom periods for home ranges are required (e.g. 05-02-2012 - 20-07-2012). Default is NULL. Create object of type: data.frame(date_begin = start_vec, date_end = end_vec) With start_vec including all start_dates and end_vec all end_dates - Overwrites ints_per_year if both are specified
min_nb_reloc	Minimum number of location points per interval. Intervals for which the data are too sparse are removed. Default is NULL, which uses Fernando's criteria
output	What type of object should be returned? ud, ob, or hr (sf-dataframe with homerange polygons)
ranging_waypoint	Table with ranging waypoint - MORE SPECIFICS

camposfa/paceR documentation built on May 23, 2020, 5:54 a.m.