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CRAN Task View: Processing and Analysis of Tracking Data
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alt-text for figure #32

Closed rociojoo closed 1 year ago

rociojoo commented 2 years ago

Mathieu @basille , did you modify the line of the workflow figure? And would you like taking a stab at adding alt-text?

basille commented 2 years ago

I did not modify it (at least not on purpose). Altogether, it would be good to have a proper implementation to include images in the CTVs, but that's beyond this issue (I just opened an issue in the main CTV repo).

We can use this thread to get started with the alt text of the figure though. I don't necessarily have time to do it right away, but I'll add it to my todo list.

basille commented 1 year ago

I just gave it a try (and committed as ebebc179180b80dd9780b7cc09eaa688f03fc549):

Diagram depicting the workflow for data processing and analysis in movement ecology. Three steps are identified: 1) Pre-processing, taking raw data as input and leading to tracking data as output (x, y, t); 2) Post-processing, manipulating tracking data as both input and output; 3) Analysis, which takes tracking data as input for visualization, track description, path reconstruction, behavioral pattern identification, space use, trajectory simulation, and others.

@rociojoo, please review this text. Feel free to modify, and close the issue when you're done.

(note: The Tracking CTV now relies on R code to include the image, and no longer the long base64 string — that should make it much easier to edit the file)

rociojoo commented 1 year ago

Thanks @basille . I'll modify it in the dev branch with this proposal:

Diagram with boxes and arrows depicting the workflow for data processing and analysis in movement ecology. Three steps—represented by arrows in the diagram—are identified: 1) Pre-processing, taking raw data (box on the left) as input and leading to tracking data as output (x, y, t) (box on the center); 2) Post-processing, manipulating tracking data as both input and output; 3) Analysis, which takes tracking data as input for visualization, track description, path reconstruction, behavioral pattern identification, space use, trajectory simulation, and others (all of these represented by boxes on the right).

basille commented 1 year ago

Perfect, thanks!