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R package for OpenMindat
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- Homepage: https://quexiang.github.io/OpenMindat/
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README.md
OpenMindat
An R package for querying and accessing open data from the Mindat API
News
When the new Mindat server is fully deployed, please connect using the default settings: mindat_connection(YourToken).
The first version of the OpenMindat R package has been published on CRAN and can be accessed via https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/OpenMindat/index.html
Overview
OpenMindat is a package for retrieving and processing data from mindat.org Database through its open data API.
Mindat and University of Idaho collaborate on 'OpenMindat'
Quick start
Install and load necessary packages
This package can be installed directly through the remotes package:
coffee
install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("quexiang/OpenMindat")
Or through devtools:
coffee
install.packages("devtools")
library("devtools")
install_github("quexiang/OpenMindat")
Or download the source code locally and install it as follows:
Download all the source codes and Open the OpenMindat.Rproj with RStudio.
Install packages
usethis,httr,readxl, andjsonlite.Currently the
OpenMindatpackage can be installed from source files. Select theInstall Packagein theBuildmenu of RStudio (Ctrl + Shift + B).
Then, you can create a new file to load the dependent package, and then call the function of this package to retrieve and get the data you need from the Mindat API:
Create a New R Script (Ctrl + Shift + N).
Load the packages
OpenMindat,usethis,httr,readxl, andjsonlite.
```coffee
install.packages("httr")
install.packages("jsonlite")
install.packages("usethis")
install.packages("readxl")
install.packages("OpenMindat")
library(OpenMindat) library(httr) library(usethis) library(jsonlite) library(readxl) ```
Set up API connection with your Mindat API token and use the functions
You should first get your own Mindat api token
YourToken. (How to get your mindat API token ?)Set up your token
YourToken
```coffee
input your Mindat API token
mindat_connection("YourToken") #including the quotation marks
The new Mindat server's API is not yet fully deployed,you may need to specify the base_url
mindatconnection("YourToken",baseurl = "147.135.28.115") ```
- You can now retrieve datasets of interest using functions in the
OpenMindatpackage. Below are a few examples.
(1) Retrieve geomaterials records by chemical elements: ```coffee
query the geomaterials that contain all of the elements (e.g. Be, Cr):
respmaterialselmsdf <- geomaterialscontainallelems(c('Be','Cr'))
query the geomaterials that contain any of the elemnts(e.g. Be,Cr):
respmaterialselmsdf <- geomaterialscontainanyelems(c('Be','Cr'))
query the geomaterials that contain all of the elemnts(e.g. Be,Cr) but without the element (e.g. H):
respmaterialselmsdf <- geomaterialscontainallbutnotelems(c('Be','Cr'),c('H'))
query the geomaterials that contain any of the elemnts(e.g. Be,Cr) but without the element (e.g. H):
respmaterialselmsdf <- geomaterialscontainanybutnotelems(c('Be','Cr'),c('H')) ```
(2) Retrieve geomaterials records by physical properties: ```coffee
query the geomaterials by given crystal system (e.g. Hexagonal):
respmaterialscrystalsysdf <- geomaterialscrystal_system(c("Hexagonal"))
query the geomaterials by given cleavagetype (e.g. Imperfect/Fair):
respmaterialscleavdf <- geomaterialscleavagetype(c("Imperfect/Fair"))
query the geomaterials whose hardness greater than a given value(e.g. 9):
respmaterialsharddf <- geomaterialshardness_gt(9)
query the geomaterials whose hardness less than a given value(e.g. 1):
respmaterialsharddf <- geomaterialshardness_lt(1)
query the geomaterials whose hardness within a range e.g.(1,1.2):
respmaterialsharddf <- geomaterialshardness_range(1,1.2)
query the mindat geomaterials by a given id, e.g.6:
respmaterialsiddf <- mindatgeomaterial(id=6) ```
(3) Retrieve geomaterials records by wildcard names and others:
coffee
df1<-geomaterials_search_name("Quartz")
df2<-geomaterials_name("qu_rtz")
df3<-geomaterials_name("_u_r_z")
df4<-geomaterials_name("qu*")
df5<- geomaterials_field_exists("meteoritical_code",TRUE)
df6<-mindat_geomaterial(id=3337)
df7<-geomaterials_varietyof(3337)
df8<-geomaterials_entrytype(c('2'))
(4) Retrieve geomaterials records by combined conditions:
coffee
df<-geomaterials_contain_all_elems(c('Li','O'), hardness_min = 5.8, hardness_max = 6, crystal_system = "Triclinic",ima_status = "APPROVED",entrytype = 0)
(5) Retrieve IMA minerals:
```coffee
query all the IMA list
dfimaminerals <- mineralsimalist()
query all the IMA list (only show the ima mame list):
dfimaminerals <- mineralsimalist(fields = "name")
query the IMA minerals by a given id e.g. 1 :
dfimaminerals <- mineralsimaretrieve(id =1)
(6) Retrieve Localities by descriptions and elements:
coffee
query localities in a given country (e.g. China):
dflocalities <- localitieslist_country("China")
query localities that contain a given description:
dfvolcano<-localitieslist_description("volcano")
query localities contain the elements(e.g. Be,Si) withou the elements(e.g. H,Al) :
dflocincexc <- localitieslistelemsinc_exc(c("Be","Si"),c("H","Al"))
(7) Output the retrieved R dataframe to files:
coffee
df <- geomaterialshardnessgt(9.8,fields = "id,longid,name,imaformula") library(readxl) out <- ConvertDF2JsonLD(df) saveMindatDataAs(df,"dfgeomaterials.jsonld") saveMindatDataAs(df,"dfgeomaterials.ttl") saveMindatDataAs(df,"dfgeomaterials.txt") saveMindatDataAs(df,"df_geomaterials.csv")
```
Documention of function list
An initial version of the OpenMindat documentation is available, inclduing a function list and the description of each function, which can be called using the code below.
```coffee
help(package = OpenMindat)
``` Technical architecture of the software package
Bug Reports
Related Articles
Ma, X., Ralph, J., Zhang, J., Que, X., Prabhu, A., Morrison, S.M., Hazen, R.M., Wyborn, L. and Lehnert, K., 2024. OpenMindat: Open and FAIR mineralogy data from the Mindat database. Geoscience Data Journal (SCI), 11(1), pp.94-104.[https://doi.org/10.1002/gdj3.204]
Jiyin Zhang,Xiang Que, Bhuwan Mdahikarmi,Robert M Hazen,Jolyon Ralph; Anirudh Prabhu, Shaunna M Morrison,Xiaogang Ma*, Using a 3D heat map to explore the diverse correlations among elements and mineral species, Applied Computing & Geosciences, 2024, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.acags.2024.100154
Acknowledgments
This work is supported by NSF, Award #2126315.
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cran.r-project.org: OpenMindat
Quickly Retrieve Datasets from the 'Mindat' API
- Homepage: https://github.com/quexiang/OpenMindat
- Documentation: http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/OpenMindat/OpenMindat.pdf
- License: MIT + file LICENSE
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Latest release: 1.0.1
published about 1 year ago