Built in plotting function for territory carrying capacity.
plot_capacity.Rd
Once territory capacity is generated using beavertools::territory_cap()
, this function can be used to plot the results
in a standardised way.
Usage
plot_capacity(
terr_capacity,
buffer = 50,
river_net = NULL,
basemap = TRUE,
basemap_type = "osmgrayscale",
axes_units = TRUE,
scalebar = TRUE,
scalebar_loc = "tl",
north_arrow = TRUE,
north_arrow_loc = "br",
north_arrow_size = 0.75,
wgs = FALSE,
guide = FALSE,
catchment = NULL,
rivers = FALSE,
add_hillshade = FALSE,
plot_extent = NULL,
terr_colours = NULL,
mask_fill = "grey50"
)
Arguments
- terr_capacity
output from
beavertools::territory_cap()
which gives the maximum number of territories that can fit within the catchment.- buffer
the buffer size to use to visualise the territories - larger buffers are better for visualising the territories but can give the impression of overlap between territories.
- river_net
Supply the river network or BeaverNetwork useed to generate the terr_capacity object. This is added as a basemap layer to display the river network.
- basemap
Boolean, include an OSM basemap. (optional)
- basemap_type
Character vector for osm map type. for options see
rosm::osm.types()
- axes_units
Boolean to include coordinate values on axis.
- scalebar
Boolean to include a scalebar.
- scalebar_loc
character vector for the scalebar location one of:'tl', 'bl', 'tr', 'br' Meaning "top left" etc.
- north_arrow
Boolean to include a north arrow
- north_arrow_loc
character vector for the arrow location one of:'tl', 'bl', 'tr', 'br' Meaning "top left" etc.
- north_arrow_size
numeric vector for the arrow
- wgs
Boolean to transform coordinate reference system (CRS) to WGS84 (EPSG:4326)
- guide
Boolean to include a legend
- catchment
An sf object or an sf-readable file. See sf::st_drivers() for available drivers. This feature should be a boundary such as a catchment or Area of interest. It is used to mask the map region outside of desired AOI.
- rivers
Boolean to include river lines (downloaded automatcally using the osmdata package). Probably not reuired if 'river_net' argument is supplied.
- add_hillshade
Boolean to add an osm hillshade background map. This can be combined with 'basemap_type' to create a textured basemap.
- plot_extent
'bbox', 'sf' or 'sp' object defining the desired plot extent.
- terr_colours
option to supply a custom colour palette. If NULL then a random colour palette is generated.
Examples
if (FALSE) {
# --- Subset dataset for example to reduce computation time ---
BeavNetOtter <- RivOtter_BeaverNet[RivOtter_BeaverNet$Str_order > 3,]
# ---------- run terriroty generation --------
test_out <- gen_territories(BeavNetOtter)
# ------------- Run territory cap -------------
test_TC_par <-territory_cap(test_out, multicore = TRUE)
# Now plot...
plot_capacity(test_TC_par, basemap=FALSE)
}