Really nice! Thanks a lot!

I do think it would be great idea to develop a package that accomplishes
landscape metrics, like the ones we find in fragstats.

2011/11/16 pgalpern <pgalpern@gmail.com>

> Hello!
>
> Some readers of the list may be interested in a series of tutorials I have
> developed for an graduate student audience.  These are introductory in
> nature, and assume no prior knowledge of R.  They are intended to build
> skill at using R, particularly the raster package, for applications in
> landscape ecology.
>
> The three tutorials as well as supporting landscape and ecological data
> are posted in PDF at http://nricaribou.cc.**umanitoba.ca/R/<http://nricaribou.cc.umanitoba.ca/R/>
>
> An abbreviated table of contents:
>
> Workshop 1:  Getting R to work for you
>
> Workshop 2:  Spatial analysis - Introduction
>  GIS data formats
>  Building a landscape raster
>  Calculating landscape metrics
>
> Workshop 3:  Spatial analysis - Applications
>  Exploring a real landscape
>  Using point locations to produce landscape variables
>      Extraction using buffered points
>      Minimum distance from a point to a class
>
> Best,
> Paul
>
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> Natural Resources Institute
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