Add polygons to range shift database

Each individual range shifts in the BioShifts database is associated with 1-2 spatial polygons. First, all shifts are associated with polygons of the study area, or the area sampled within the original article. Second, many shifts are associated with a species-specific polygon, or a polygon of the study area cropped to the polygon of the species range, when available. add_polygons allows users to merge spatial dataframes to selected range shift collections produced by the get_shifts() function. Requires download_polygons() to be used prior.

Usage

add_polygons(data, type = "SA", directory = ".")

Arguments

data

range shift dataframe. Output of get_shifts() function.

type

choice of study area ("SA") or species-level ("SP"; species range cropped to study area) polygons

Value

range shift dataframe with a geometry column containing the study-level or, when available, the species-specific polygon for each shift.

Examples

if (FALSE) get_shifts(continent = "Africa") |> add_polygons() # \dontrun{}