Hi,

It sounds like you need to spend more time thinking through your research
questions and methods.  Your post does not have alot of details and it's
hard help you.  Based on how you describe your data, a good place to start
might  the various methods (Hot Spot analysis, nearest neighbor, etc) for
calculating the density & proximity of your species.  As descriptive
methods, these will help you identify some of the basic spatial patterns
and might help you get a better idea of what you want to look into.

Hope this helps,

Ezra



On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 9:33 PM, <beiyang_2005@sina.com> wrote:

> Recently, I have some experiment data, but I have no idea how to use R to
> calculate them. It was 10m x 10m plot and devided into 100 1m x 1m
> sub-plot. In each sub-plot, I record the species name and abundance of
> every species. I mainly want to do some research on population spatial
> pattern under grazing disturbance. Who can tell me how to calculate this
> type of data using R? Thanks!
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