Open peterdesmet opened 7 months ago
A download of the ESAS data (executed 30/04/2024) is available at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-aA_zshtZhsk1Tp2Cyd20o0VvLojxoXd
A chunk of Belgian SAS data (that needed to be converted to a matrix format prior to upload to ICES DC): https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1nwFBctE15CRrKd7d-y2xD_JOw042zHE-
A dataframe with detection probabilities of 23 seabird species, calculated across the full ESAS database is available at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JMPnYkujI4lqhB1omqey6iNv58zp0eh4/view?usp=drive_link
@nicolasvanermen has added 6 functions to the repository. These need to be assessed and reworked:
Read_ESAS_Tables: read 4 ESAS tables and return as a list
Transform_ESAS_Tables_4_Upload: convert the list of 4 tables (output of
Read_ESAS_Tables
) to a matrix format, so these can be uploaded to ICESExport_ESAS_Upload_Matrix: write output of
Transform_ESAS_Tables_4_Upload
Create_ESAS_Table: convert output from
Read_ESAS_Tables
to a single "mega" tableCalculate_Detection_P_Ship_Based_Surveys: perform a distance analyses on the single "mega" table (output of
Create_ESAS_Table
) and a vector of species. This function only takes into account ship-based surveys that used the standard ESAS method and does not take in account any covariates regarding observation conditions. The output is a dataframe with species-specific detection probabilitiesCreate_Seabird_Density_Cross_Table: create a crosstable with distance-corrected seabird densities per position for a vector of species based on the output of
Create_ESAS_Table
andCalculate_Detection_P_Ship_Based_Surveys