cites_metadata | R Documentation |
The CITES database also includes tables of column-level metadata and meanings of codes in columns, as well as a listing of CITES Parties/country abbreviations. Convenience functions access these tables. As they are small, the functions collect the tables into R session memory, rather than returning a remote table.
This information is drawn from "A guide to using the CITES Trade Database", from the CITES website. More information on the shipment-level data can be found in the guidance help file.
cites_metadata()
cites_codes()
cites_parties()
A tibble of metadata
if (cites_status()) {
library(dplyr)
# See the field definitions for cites_shipments()
cites_metadata()
# See the codes used for shipment purpose
cites_codes() %>%
filter(field == "Purpose")
# See the most recent countries to join CITES
cites_parties() %>%
arrange(desc(date)) %>%
head(10)
# See countries or locations with non-standaard or outdated ISO codes
cites_parties() %>%
filter(former_code | non_ISO_code)
# For remote connections to these tables, access the database directly:
dplyr::tbl(cites_db(), "cites_metadata")
dplyr::tbl(cites_db(), "cites_codes")
dplyr::tbl(cites_db(), "cites_parties")
}
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