Get quick pre-computed occurrence counts of a limited number of dimensions.
Source:R/occ_count_.R
occ_count_.Rd
Get quick pre-computed occurrence counts of a limited number of dimensions.
Usage
occ_count_country(publishingCountry = NULL)
occ_count_pub_country(country = NULL)
occ_count_year(year = NULL)
occ_count_basis_of_record(curlopts = list())
Arguments
- publishingCountry
The 2-letter country code (as per ISO-3166-1) the country from which the occurrence was published.
- country
(character) The 2-letter country code (ISO-3166-1) in which the occurrence was recorded.
- year
The 4 digit year. Supports range queries, 'smaller,larger' (e.g., '1990,1991', whereas 1991, 1990' wouldn't work).
- curlopts
(list) curl options.
Details
Get quick pre-computed counts of a limited number of dimensions.
occ_count_country()
will return a data.frame with occurrence counts by
country. By using occ_count_country(publishingCountry="DK")
will
return the occurrence contributions Denmark has made to each country.
occ_count_pub_country()
will return a data.frame with occurrence counts by
publishing country. Using occ_count_pub_country(country="DK")
, will return
the occurrence contributions each country has made to that focal country=DK
.
occ_count_year()
will return a data.frame with the total occurrences
mediated by GBIF for each year. By using occ_counts_year(year="1800,1900")
will only return counts for that range.
occ_count_basis_of_record()
will return a data.frame with total occurrences
mediated by GBIF for each basis of record.
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# total occurrence counts for all countries and iso2 places
occ_count_country()
# the occurrences Mexico has published in other countries
occ_count_country("MX")
# the occurrences Denmark has published in other countries
occ_count_country("DK")
# the occurrences other countries have published in Denmark
occ_count_pub_country("DK")
# the occurrences other countries have published in Mexico
occ_count_pub_country("MX")
# total occurrence counts for each year that an occurrence was
# recorded or collected.
occ_count_year()
# supports ranges
occ_count_year("1800,1900")
# table of occurrence counts by basis of record
occ_count_basis_of_record()
} # }