katiejolly/rspatial-resources

A list of useful resources for getting started with spatial data in R

rspatial-resources

A list of useful resources for getting started with spatial data in R

General R Resources:

For those interested in further tutorials or resources for spatial data analysis and R more generally, please refer to:

• The R for DataScience book
• Rstudio Cheatsheets!
• the Tidyverse website/blog for the latest news from the tidyverse

General R-Spatial

• Jamie Afflerbach's Spatial Analysis in R tutorials and repo
• the upcoming textbook Geocomputation with R
• the vignettes of the sf package
• the r-spatial blog & website for the latest news from the r-spatial community

Packages for mapping in R

• Leaflet: R interface to leaflet maps
• Mapview: interactive viewing of spatial data in R
• tmap: thematic maps in R
• ggplot dev version::geom_sf()--visualise sf objects

Some Resources for Movement Ecology

• Movement Ecology in R workshop given at Hong Kong University in January 2018, is a brief overview walking students from R basics through home range analysis, analyzing GPS movement data, to spatial simulation in R.

Some Resources for Kriging

• Introduction to Kriging in R
• Interpolation in R-spatial
• GeoStats: Kriging in R
• SpatioTemporal Kriging in R

Data sources

• tidycensus: Load US Census boundary and attribute data as 'tidyverse' and 'sf'-ready data frames in R
• tigris: Download and use Census TIGER/Line shapefiles in R
• state/municipal geospatial commons (ex. MN Geopatial Commons)
• GIS section of Awesome Public Datasets