sdm R package: species distribution modelling

I recorded this video from my screen while I was explaining the solutions for an assignment I prepared for MSc students in the course global ecology and biodiversity at the University of Amsterdam. The assignment was about using the sdm package in R for modelling the geographical distribution of a species (Linx pardinus) in the current and future time given climate data. You can find the PDF file of the assignments as well as the data used in this video in the folder shared via the following Dropbox link:
www.dropbox.com/sh/1whmk1ulti...
sdm is an R package that is is a reproducible and extensible framework for species distribution modelling. You can find more information from the following link:
www.biogeoinformatics.org/
Good luck,
Babak Naimi

[@purityrima1366]

Thank you Babak. very helpful video here. Exactly what I was looking for!

[@joaorafaelsilvasoares6608]

Thank you for providing such material! It helped me a lot!

[@adeebakhan1188]

Thank you so much sir for sharing this video....you always try to help others...

[@ValeriaAdamova]

Amazing! Thank you so much for your master class!

[@melaniecolon9175]

Thank you so much for all your help!

[@hyacinthewouyou9305]

Thanks for sharing. Wonderful

[@betsywang2810]

Thank you so much, this video is so practical and helpful!!! Amazing interaction-GUI, I like the mapview() too

[@michelbutterfly]

Thanks for sharing this with us! Very good tutorial

[@philippr8959]

Good to see the mapview function in application.

[@syvfiqrahman]

more video on analysis like this please... thank you

[@danielhagos235]

Great tutorial ever

[@inyookim1617]

Thanks for the great tutorial.

[@tinyikoshivambudr578]

very useful video, thanks alot

[@sublimexable]

Thank You so much!!!...

[@varvaravladimirova9277]

FIY In the case of bootstrapping p-values for tests at the 0.05 the minimum number of samples is about 400 (so 399) while for a test at the 0.01 level it is 1500 so (1499).

[@umarfarooqabdulwahab3220]

Hi Babak,

[@GaneshPuri-hm4gr]

Thank you so much for this great video.

[@shanshanchen1045]

thank you for sharing this video, I wonder whether raster::getData()function downloading the present data?

[@najlascheidegger5101]

Hi! thank you so much for the great video!^^

[@joseportillo217]

And the Maxent? How we can implement Maxent in sdm package?