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Range polygons are defined as the boundaries of non-zero seasonal relative
abundance estimates, which are then (optionally) smoothed to produce more
aesthetically pleasing polygons using the smoothr
package.
load_ranges(path, resolution = c("mr", "lr"), smoothed = TRUE)
An sf
update containing the seasonal range boundaries, with each
season provided as a different feature.
character; directory that the Status and Trends data for a given
species was downloaded to. This path is returned by ebirdst_download()
or get_species_path()
.
character; the raster resolution from which the range polygons were derived.
logical; whether smoothed or unsmoothed ranges should be loaded.
if (FALSE) {
# download example data
path <- ebirdst_download("example_data")
# or get the path if you already have the data downloaded
path <- get_species_path("example_data")
# load smoothed ranges
# note that only low res data are provided for the example data
ranges <- load_range(path, resolution = "lr")
}
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