View source: R/ecol_networks.R
create_network | R Documentation |
Maps an ecological network to inform connectivity analysis. Six different habitat types can be mapped: woodlands, grasslands, heathlands, lowland wetlands, mires (bogs), and ponds. A generic focal species approach is used and the resulting network is therefore dependent on the habitat requirements (patch size) and dispersal ability of this hypothetical representative species.
create_network(
x = parent.frame()$mm,
studyArea = parent.frame()$studyArea,
habitat,
minsource = 0.1,
dispersal = NULL,
threshold = 1,
use_hedges = FALSE,
res = 5,
projectLog = parent.frame()$projectLog,
runtitle = parent.frame()$runtitle,
export_raster = TRUE,
save = NULL
)
x |
A basemap, in a list of sf tiles or as one sf object. Must have attribute HabCode_B. |
studyArea |
The boundaries of the site, as one sf object. The final raster will be masked to this shape. |
habitat |
The habitat for which to compute a network. Must be exactly one of the following: "woodland", "grassland", "heath", "pond", "mire", "wetland" |
minsource |
The minimum patch size considered to be a viable habitat for the generic focal species, in hectares. Default is 0.1 ha (1000 square meters) |
dispersal |
The dispersal distance (in meters) of generic focal species at three scales: core, meso and macro. Do not set the parameter if you wish to use the sensible defaults (see user guide), or specify as a vector of three numeric values, e.g. c(150, 1000, 1500) |
threshold |
Functional size threshold (in hectares) under which a mapped network is considered too small to serve its purpose. Default is 1 ha. |
use_hedges |
Use a separate hedgerow layer? Default FALSE, see clean_hedgerows() for producing a model-ready hedge layer. |
res |
Desired resolution of the raster. Default is 5 m. Range recommended is 5-10m. |
projectLog |
The RDS project log file generated by the wizard app and containing all file paths to data inputs and model parameters |
runtitle |
A customised title you can give a specific model run, which will be appended to your project title in the outputs. If comparing a basemap to an intervention map, we recommend using "pre" and "post", or a short description of the interventions, e.g. "baseline" vs "tree planting". |
export_raster |
Logical. Save a raster version of the network as well as a polygon layer? Default TRUE. |
save |
Path to folder where outputs will be saved. By default a folder will be created using your chosen run title, prefixed by "networks_". Do not use this argument unless you need to save the outputs somewhere else. |
A polygon and optionally a raster identifying the core, meso, and macro networks with values of 1, 2, and 3 respectively. Note that the scales build on each other (e.g. meso network is the combination of all 1 and 2 values.)
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