Description of the purpose of the repository.
Make sure you provide a link to your SSA.md
Acknowledge borrowed code from https://github.com/jcoliver/biodiversity-sdm-lesson, with further details in the Structure section below.
The following additional R packages are required (these will be installed by running the the setup script, src/setup.R):
(list packages below...you may want to test this out to ensure dependent packages are installed in src/setup.R )
- package1
- package2
- package3
- etc
- SSA.md: Species Status Assessment for (insert species here)
- data
- wc2-5: climate data at 2.5 minute resolution from WorldClim (note: this folder is not under version control, but will be created by running the setup script (
scripts/setup.R)) - cmip5: forcast climate data at 2.5 minute resolution from WorldClim. These data were originally downloaded from the WorldClim website, but stored in the
.RDataformat for ease of use. The data are for the year 2070, based on the GFDL-ESM2G model with an RCP of 4.5 CO2. For an examination of different forecast models, see McSweeney et al. 2015. - speciesDataSet.csv: data harvested from GBIF for Species name. This dataset is not under version control, but will be harvested by running src/main.R.
- wc2-5: climate data at 2.5 minute resolution from WorldClim (note: this folder is not under version control, but will be created by running the setup script (
- output (contents are not under version control):
- src: directory containing R scripts for gathering occurrence data, running forecast models, and creating map outputs.
- main.R: describe what main.R does!
- list each additional file in src/, and give a brief description of its purpose
Provide step-by-step instructions on how one would clone this repository, run the code, and replicate the output. You may want to provide instructions for running your repository on a local instance of RStudio, and for a user on rstudio.cloud (there may be subtle differences in getting started).