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FAMEFMR: Functions For DELWP FAME Fire Analysis
Description
The package contains all the functions necessary to run the DEECA FAME process of analysis of effects of a given fire history on environmental resilience metrics. These include Tolerable fire Inteval (TFI) status, area burned below TFI (BBTFI) and changes in relative abundance (RA) of fauna species.It allows calcuation of all inter fire intervals and numbers of times an area has been burned by a given sequence of fires supplied as a shapefile. The FAME analysis can be run using standard R scripts, or alternatively via a shiny web GUI. The package does not contain the required input files (lookup tables, rasters of species HDMs etc) as these are too large to be loaded to github and are available separately from an AWS repository. The package is best used with the associated scripts and shiny app that can be cloned or downloaded from https://github.com/nevilamos/FAMEshiny. The functions used in the Growth Stage Optimisation are modified from code written by Paul Moloney (Arthur Rylah institute) and Holly Sitters (Melbourne University).
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Maintainer: Nevil Amos nevil.amos@gmail.com (ORCID)
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FAMEFMR: Functions For DELWP FAME Fire Analysis
Description
The package contains all the functions necessary to run the DEECA FAME process of analysis of effects of a given fire history on environmental resilience metrics. These include Tolerable fire Inteval (TFI) status, area burned below TFI (BBTFI) and changes in relative abundance (RA) of fauna species.It allows calcuation of all inter fire intervals and numbers of times an area has been burned by a given sequence of fires supplied as a shapefile. The FAME analysis can be run using standard R scripts, or alternatively via a shiny web GUI. The package does not contain the required input files (lookup tables, rasters of species HDMs etc) as these are too large to be loaded to github and are available separately from an AWS repository. The package is best used with the associated scripts and shiny app that can be cloned or downloaded from https://github.com/nevilamos/FAMEshiny. The functions used in the Growth Stage Optimisation are modified from code written by Paul Moloney (Arthur Rylah institute) and Holly Sitters (Melbourne University).
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Maintainer: Nevil Amos nevil.amos@gmail.com (ORCID)
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