https://github.com/ctmm-initiative/ctmmearth

ctmm tools for Google Earth

https://github.com/ctmm-initiative/ctmmearth

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ctmm tools for Google Earth

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  • Owner: ctmm-initiative
  • License: gpl-3.0
  • Language: R
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ctmmEarth Description

as.kml will generate a kml file from a tracking dataset and a movement model fitted to that dataset’s animals. This kml file can then be used within Google Earth Pro to record a tour, outputting an animation that will follow the animal along its path. Uncertainty estimations can be made in the form of simulations and error circles.

Usage

as.kml(animals = list(Cillia), CTMM = list (CilliaModel) tour = ( duration = 60, cameramode = FollowAbove) kmlsimulation = (TRUE, simulationicons = TRUE, numsimulations = 10))

Arguments

DATA = Telemetry object containing the animals.

CTMM = Movement model fitted to each animal, listed in the same order as Animals provided.

all_tour = Optional argument to generate an overhead tour with all animals moving

duration = How long the tour lasts

num_simulations = How many simulated paths are generated

animal_icon = Whether an animal icon is created or not

error_circle = Whether an error circle is created or not

simulation_icons = Optional argument to generate icons on the simulated paths.

camera_mode = Enter one of the following as such "pov"

pov = Camera mode that will attempt to simulate the point of view of an animal.

manual = Camera mode where the user will position a still view for the animation to be played from.

follow = Camera mode where an overhead view will be generated following an animals path

allcameramode =

central = Camera mode that will attempt center the camera to which all animals will be in view when the tour is played.

manual = Camera mode where the user will position a still view for the animation to be played from.

color_sim = Color for the simulation generated

iconsize = How large icons generated are if they are generated

icon_image = Link to the icon image desired. By default, will be googles red icon.

color_icon = Color for the icon generate

color_pred = color for the predicted path

sequencetime = Sequence time used for the simulations

opacity = opacity of the icons

circlepoints = How many points are generated in the error circle

confidence = 2d confidence value given to the error circle

path_altitude = Altitude of the generated paths

cam_altitude = Altitude of the camera

heading = where the camera is pointed

tilt = the tilt of the camera

range = the distance of the camera

filename = name of the output file

Coords = Optional argument to specify if column names deviate from the format longitude, latitude, timestamp.

Details

A movement model must be provided that fits each animal in the dataset and is ordered appropriately (CTMM = list(x,y,z) and animals = list(x,y,z)). After the kml file is generated, color, icon size, and certain placemarks' visibility can be changed within Google Earth Pro.

Value

as.kml outputs a kml file containing the animation to the users working directory

as.kml will return a message after each animal animation is written into the kml.

Owner

  • Name: Continuous-Time Movement Modeling (CTMM) Initiative
  • Login: ctmm-initiative
  • Kind: organization
  • Email: flemingc@si.edu

ctmm is an R package for analyzing animal tracking data as a continuous-time stochastic process

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