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This workflow demonstrates how to import your own point data (occurrences) and SDMs (rasters), check all inputs, and run the full gap analysis for multiple species using the GapAnalysis R package. We provide a general approach using a for-loop for processing and storing results for multiple species. Example Cucurbita data is provided within the package library.
Note: This vignette recommends R version 4.5 or above. Windows users are also recommended to have Rtools 4.5 or above installed.
For each species, the workflow:
At script end, the user is prompted to save the workflow by knitting to output HTML.
Copy the GapAnalysis GitHub repository locally as an alternative method to source functions and load example data if the GapAnalysis R package does not install properly in the step above. See the GitHub resource page on copying a repository.
Easiest method: Download and extract the GapAnalysis repository. Select the green [Code] button on the main page to download as a ZIP.
You can also clone the repository if you have a GitHub account.
If you downloaded the repository locally, source functions and load data by removing the hashes below. Your specific path will differ based on your working directory and the relative path to the downloaded repository.
# ── Load libraries ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
library(GapAnalysis)
library(dplyr)##
## Attaching package: 'dplyr'
## The following objects are masked from 'package:stats':
##
## filter, lag
## The following objects are masked from 'package:base':
##
## intersect, setdiff, setequal, union
## terra 1.9.11
##
## Attaching package: 'terra'
## The following object is masked from 'package:tidyr':
##
## extract
library(leaflet)
library(openxlsx)
library(ggplot2)
library(ggtext)
library(cowplot)
library(htmltools)
library(htmlwidgets)
library(kableExtra)##
## Attaching package: 'kableExtra'
## The following object is masked from 'package:dplyr':
##
## group_rows
# ── Set outputs folder ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# NOTE: This path must match the path set in the knit: field in the YAML header
# All files will be saved here. Update both locations if changing the path, e.g.:
#outputs_folder <- "C:/Users/you/Desktop/GapAnalysis/outputs"
outputs_folder <- "outputs"
if (!dir.exists(outputs_folder)) dir.create(outputs_folder)
# ── Source functions from GapAnalysis repo (alternative method) ───────────────
#files <- list.files("R", pattern = "\\.[rR]$", full.names = TRUE)
#for (f in files) source(f)
# ── Load data from GapAnalysis repo (alternative method) ─────────────────────
#load("data/CucurbitaData.rda") # Occurrence data
#load("data/CucurbitaRasts.rda") # Raster list
#load("data/ProtectedAreas.rda") # Protected areas raster
#load("data/ecoregions.rda") # Ecoregions data
# ── Load your own data ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# NOTE: To use your own occurrence data and SDM rasters, remove the hashes
# below and update the file paths.
#occData <- read.csv("path/to/your_occurrences.csv") # Local occurrence data
#sdms <- list( # Local rasters read in as list
# rast("path/to/species1_sdm.tif"),
# rast("path/to/species2_sdm.tif"))
# NOTE: To download protected areas and ecoregions data locally, run getDatasets().
# This requires an active internet connection.
#getDatasets() # Local download of protected areas and ecoregions data
# ── Load example Cucurbita data (GapAnalysis library) ────────────────────────
# NOTE: To use your own data, hash out the two lines below.
occData <- CucurbitaData
sdms <- terra::unwrap(CucurbitaRasts)
# ── Prepare spatial layers ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
ecos <- terra::vect(ecoregions)
proAreas <- terra::unwrap(ProtectedAreas)
# Standardize CRS across all spatial layers to prevent mismatch warnings
target_crs <- "+proj=longlat +datum=WGS84"
ecos <- terra::project(ecos, target_crs)
proAreas <- terra::project(proAreas, target_crs)
# ── Prepare species list and SDM rasters ──────────────────────────────────────
taxa <- unique(occData$species)
sdmList <- lapply(seq_along(taxa), function(i) {
r <- sdms[[i]]
if (terra::crs(r, proj = TRUE) != terra::crs(ecos, proj = TRUE)) {
r <- terra::project(r, terra::crs(ecos))
}
r <- terra::subst(r, 0, NA)
r[!(is.na(r) | r == 1)] <- NA
r
})
names(sdmList) <- taxa
# Confirm species names
message("\nConfirm species for gap analysis:\n", paste(taxa, collapse = "\n"))##
## Confirm species for gap analysis:
## Cucurbita_cordata
## Cucurbita_digitata
## Cucurbita_palmata
Example gap analysis workflow using a named list and for-loop to process and store results for all species.
For details on each metric calculation, review the function documentation in the GapAnalysis R folder.
results_list <- list()
for (i in seq_along(taxa)) {
taxon <- taxa[i]
occurrenceData <- occData[occData$species == taxon, ]
sdm <- sdms[[i]]
if (terra::crs(sdm, proj = TRUE) != terra::crs(ecos, proj = TRUE)) {
sdm <- terra::project(sdm, terra::crs(ecos))
}
sdm <- terra::subst(sdm, 0, NA)
sdm[!(is.na(sdm) | sdm == 1)] <- NA
# 1. Run SRSex first (on all records)
srsex <- SRSex(taxon = taxon, occurrenceData = occurrenceData)
# 2. Check inputs
occurrences <- checkOccurrences(csv = occurrenceData, taxon = taxon)
if (!inherits(sdm, "SpatRaster")) stop("sdm is not a SpatRaster")
sdm_checked <- checksdm(sdm)
proArea_cropped <- terra::crop(proAreas, terra::ext(sdm_checked))
proArea_checked <- checkProtectedAreas(protectedArea = proArea_cropped,
sdm = sdm_checked)
# Skip species if SDM raster has no values
if (all(is.na(terra::values(sdm_checked)))) {
message("Skipping ", taxon, ": SDM raster has no values.")
next
}
# 3. Generate G buffers
gBuffer <- generateGBuffers(
taxon = taxon,
occurrenceData = occurrences$data,
bufferDistM = 50000
)
# 4. Ex-situ analysis
grsex <- GRSex(taxon = taxon, sdm = sdm_checked, gBuffer = gBuffer)
ersex <- ERSex(
taxon = taxon,
sdm = sdm_checked,
occurrenceData = occurrences$data,
gBuffer = gBuffer,
ecoregions = ecos,
idColumn = "ECO_NAME"
)
fcsex <- FCSex(taxon = taxon, srsex = srsex, grsex = grsex, ersex = ersex)
# 5. In-situ analysis
srsin <- SRSin(
taxon = taxon,
sdm = sdm_checked,
occurrenceData = occurrences$data,
protectedAreas = proArea_checked
)
grsin <- GRSin(taxon = taxon, sdm = sdm_checked, protectedAreas = proArea_checked)
ersin <- ERSin(
taxon = taxon,
sdm = sdm_checked,
occurrenceData = occurrences$data,
protectedAreas = proArea_checked,
ecoregions = ecos,
idColumn = "ECO_NAME"
)
fcsin <- FCSin(taxon = taxon, srsin = srsin, grsin = grsin, ersin = ersin)
fcsmean <- FCSc_mean(taxon = taxon, fcsin = fcsin, fcsex = fcsex)
# 6. Store results
results_list[[taxon]] <- list(
srsex = srsex,
occurrences = occurrences,
sdm_checked = sdm_checked,
proArea_checked = proArea_checked,
eco_checked = ecoregions,
grsex = grsex,
ersex = ersex,
fcsex = fcsex,
srsin = srsin,
grsin = grsin,
ersin = ersin,
fcsin = fcsin,
fcsmean = fcsmean
)
}## A total of 139 out of the 139 contained records for Cucurbita_cordata
## Removed 0 records because lat values were outside the range of -90 to 90 or lonitude values were outside the range of -180-180 or there is a no value present for latitude or longitude for a record.
## All checks completed
## All checks completed
## All checks completed
## A total of 253 out of the 253 contained records for Cucurbita_digitata
## Removed 0 records because lat values were outside the range of -90 to 90 or lonitude values were outside the range of -180-180 or there is a no value present for latitude or longitude for a record.
## All checks completed
## All checks completed
## All checks completed
## A total of 811 out of the 811 contained records for Cucurbita_palmata
## Removed 0 records because lat values were outside the range of -90 to 90 or lonitude values were outside the range of -180-180 or there is a no value present for latitude or longitude for a record.
## All checks completed
## All checks completed
## All checks completed
Results are organized as a named list, allowing review of individual species metrics. The tables below summarize the main metrics for all species.
# ── Ex-situ metrics ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
exsitu_table <- do.call(rbind, lapply(names(results_list), function(taxon) {
r <- results_list[[taxon]]
data.frame(
Species = taxon,
SRS_exsitu = r$srsex$`SRS exsitu`,
GRS_exsitu = r$fcsex$`GRS exsitu`,
ERS_exsitu = r$fcsex$`ERS exsitu`,
FCS_exsitu = r$fcsex$`FCS exsitu`,
# NOTE: "FCS existu score" is a known typo in the GapAnalysis package.
# Update to "FCS exsitu score" when fixed upstream.
FCS_exsitu_score = r$fcsex$`FCS existu score`
)
}))
# ── In-situ metrics ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
insitu_table <- do.call(rbind, lapply(names(results_list), function(taxon) {
r <- results_list[[taxon]]
data.frame(
Species = taxon,
SRS_insitu = r$fcsin$`SRS insitu`,
GRS_insitu = r$fcsin$`GRS insitu`,
ERS_insitu = r$fcsin$`ERS insitu`,
FCS_insitu = r$fcsin$`FCS insitu`,
FCS_insitu_score = r$fcsin$`FCS insitu score`
)
}))
# ── Combined metrics ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
combined_table <- do.call(rbind, lapply(names(results_list), function(taxon) {
r <- results_list[[taxon]]
data.frame(
Species = taxon,
FCSc_min = r$fcsmean$FCSc_min,
FCSc_max = r$fcsmean$FCSc_max,
FCSc_mean = r$fcsmean$FCSc_mean,
FCSc_min_class = r$fcsmean$FCSc_min_class,
FCSc_max_class = r$fcsmean$FCSc_max_class,
FCSc_mean_class = r$fcsmean$FCSc_mean_class
)
}))
knitr::kable(exsitu_table, digits = 2, caption = "<span style='text-align:left; display:block;'>Ex-situ gap analysis metrics</span>", format = "html") %>% kableExtra::kable_styling()| Species | SRS_exsitu | GRS_exsitu | ERS_exsitu | FCS_exsitu | FCS_exsitu_score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cucurbita_cordata | 0.72 | 9.75 | 25 | 11.82 | UP |
| Cucurbita_digitata | 8.12 | 25.95 | 40 | 24.69 | UP |
| Cucurbita_palmata | 4.11 | 30.52 | 50 | 28.21 | HP |
knitr::kable(insitu_table, digits = 2, caption = "<span style='text-align:left; display:block;'>In-situ gap analysis metrics</span>", format = "html") %>% kableExtra::kable_styling()| Species | SRS_insitu | GRS_insitu | ERS_insitu | FCS_insitu | FCS_insitu_score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cucurbita_cordata | 79.13 | 62.33 | 75.00 | 72.15 | MP |
| Cucurbita_digitata | 12.56 | 20.86 | 100.00 | 44.47 | HP |
| Cucurbita_palmata | 68.64 | 49.23 | 85.71 | 67.86 | MP |
knitr::kable(combined_table, digits = 2, caption = "<span style='text-align:left; display:block;'>Combined gap analysis metrics</span>", format = "html") %>% kableExtra::kable_styling()| Species | FCSc_min | FCSc_max | FCSc_mean | FCSc_min_class | FCSc_max_class | FCSc_mean_class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cucurbita_cordata | 11.82 | 72.15 | 41.99 | UP | MP | HP |
| Cucurbita_digitata | 24.69 | 44.47 | 34.58 | UP | HP | HP |
| Cucurbita_palmata | 28.21 | 67.86 | 48.04 | HP | MP | HP |
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