Where are the x, y coordinates relative to the raster cell? A corner or the center?

Thank you very much

I love it!

Excellent Presentation. I hope you can continue to provide training like this on an ongoing basis because it is very beneficial for us. Thank you again. My regards.

It was clear and usefull. Good job.

Helpful and enjoyable to listen to

This is awesome, informative. Finally someone explaining in details the scale_colour ()

great work .. thanks for your effort .. you should really increase the content of your channel .

Great video, thank you!

Please make more videos, I like your style. Very well done.

Very nice intro. It makes the case for aquiring new skills - like coding in R (or python) quite well. However, many will simply say: Why should I learn anything new? I am good with Excel, Word and Powerpoint. As far as I can tell the biological and medical sciences are lightyears ahead of the physical sciences in adopting these new powerful open source tools. It may also be that the those in the physical sciences are simply not as keen on sharing their data - especially when it was hard earned through field and lab work. The Data Science train left the station now years ago and those left behind may soon regret not having jumped on as their enrollments in classes dwindle.

Still watching this, it's hot mam ,how could I get you on any social media, gotta learn most from you. Cheers

Having watched most/all of your videos this far, I am more encouraged to jump deeper into Biodiversity Data Science. Would be great to see more videos specific to community ecology, species distribution modeling and species population dynamics. Great work this far! I recommend your channel 100% !

Quite important and relevant in a great wealth of Ecological investigations.

Cool!

Perfect!

Always inspiring, good work to Biodiversity Data Science interface!

Awesome!

I fully support creation of R projects instead of setwd(), it makes everything perfectly organized 👍👍

Amazing piece of work!

You are doing the best for Ecologists! You really know how to sink the message home in easy-to understand manner! Thank you.

awesome

Excellent explanation. Very clear and clarified subject matter thoroughly

How to aggregate various spatial with different spatial resolutions ? my case is to resample and aggregate global forests cover data ,cloud ,evapotranspiration ,land surface temperature (reanalysis data).

Thank you !

Thank you for this video....How can we do suitability analysis using machine learning algorithm in R programming??

Thank you for your nice work

really good! I am not in biodiversity but in finance ... but the core concepts were explained really well. Thank you very much!

This video help me so much. Thank you very much for spending time to create this wonderful R tutorial. Very clear and easy to follow...GBU

Hi. This has helped a lot. However, I am having trouble with my output. I got the for loop to edit my data files, now what I want to do is save results in txt files on my PC. Presumably the results object would be a data frame with a link to the target folder? Any advice?

You can edit themes directly in patchwork by using (gg1+gg2)+theme_bw()

Patchwork made it to cran

great job with this lesson

The location data moved to: github.com/datacarpentry/semester-biology/raw/main/data/locations.zip

This was so helpful!! Thank you so much. Others are right: your voice is so nice and calming!

Thank you so much! Good lesson

Thank you so much! It is quite clear and useful.

Thank you! This video is fantastic. It is clean, calming, easy to absorb, and not distracting in anyway. Will be sharing with my lab group!

hello, how to calculate number of different categories of attributes for various columns of a dataset?

Amazing presentation!

Great video, thanks for video

Excellent video by the way. :)

Hi. Can you direct me to a working taxonomic resolver API/service? GBIF's and GNR does not work. I am trying to reconcile my bird data set with 9000+ rows.

Thanks a lot!

Very useful! Thanks!

I jogged my mind and estimated bare land area and classified vegetation lifeforms based on quantiles of canopy heights, see rpubs.com/Wyclife/NEON_DSM_DTM and .Rmd at github.com/Wycology/spatialanalysisR/blob/main/NEON_Harvard_Trees.Rmd

Super inspiration from humble beginning Dr. Catherine Hulshof. Am touched: "... we all knew that in order to improve our situation we had to be good at something ..." I share in your story at length.

Thanks so much for this. Quite interesting and important.

Thank you!!! very muchh

Super cool presentation. A very clear and gentle voice. Could you share the raster files? I would love to practice with them.