This page gathers R packages and code that I have developed or contributed to. The repositories are divided into two categories: those linked to articles and/or visualizations, and those that are independent projects. All are available on my GitHub and GitLab accounts.
bioregion
is an R package develop to analyze and compare several methods of
bioregionalisations.
Open science:
[paper]
TDLM is an R
package develop to perform systematic comparison of trip distribution laws and
models.
Open science:
[paper]
Plant-spectral-diversity
proposes a method to compare and to combine in situ and remote sensing data to
measure the diversity of plant and spectral species in France.
Open science:
[paper]
Biblio-TETIS
contains all the material needed to extract the co-publication network of UMR
TETIS and run the associated interactive web application.
Open science:
[viz]
Mobile-service-diversity
proposes a method to map the diversity of mobile service usage and its relation
with land use in cities.
Open science:
[paper]
Intersectionality
proposes several tools and metrics to explore mismatch in hourly population
profiles of French districts for gender, age and educational groups from an
intersectional point of view.
Open science:
[paper]
[viz]
Sample-bias-correction-SDMs
proposes a method to assess the effect of sample bias correction in
Species Distribution Models.
Open science:
[paper]
Mismatch-connectivity
proposes a method to reclassify and compare connectivity maps.
Open science:
[paper]
GIS-MCDA-OWA
proposes a methodology based on an efficient exploration of the decision-strategy
space defined by the level of risk and trade-off in GIS-MCDA with OWA.
Open science:
[paper]
Map-potential-paths
proposes a method to map potential paths for livestock movements by combining
information contained in livestock mobility networks with landscape connectivity
based on land use and land cover features.
Open science:
[paper]
Biogeographical-network-analysis
proposes several tools and metrics to identify and characterize the
biogeographical structure of a region. It also contains all the materials needed
to run an interactive web application developed to visualize the obtained
bioregions at different scales.
Open science:
[paper]
[viz]
AHIA
contains all the materials needed to run an interactive web application to
visualize socio-ecological interactions at different scales across 16 case
studies in Europe.
Open science:
[paper]
[viz]
OWA-weights-generator
implements a method to automatically determine ordered weighted averaging (OWA)
weights using truncated distributions. It also contains all the materials needed
to run an interactive web application developed to visualize the obtained
distribution, to download the associated weights and to design experimental
deigns.
Open science:
[paper]
[viz]
Most-frequented-locations
is a project written in Python to extract Most Frequented Locations from
individual spatio-temporal trajectories.
Open science:
[paper]
Trip-distribution-laws-and-models
is a project written in Java that proposes several methods to generate spatial
networks with different types of Spatial Interaction Models. Several
goodness-of-fit measures are also proposed to compare estimated and observed
networks.
Open science:
[paper]
APMC proposes
an implementation in R of several Approximate Bayesian Computation (ABC)
algorithms.
Open science:
[paper]
Coauthorship-network is a short project that aims to create and visualize a coauthorship network with R. [example]
Flickr is a short project I worked on to automate Flickr queries using the Flickr API from R and Selenium from Python to automatically send messages to a list of Flickr contact through a contact form from your Flickr account.
Inkscape-presentation is a python script that generates a pdf presentation based on the layer(s) contained in a Inkscape svg file.
KML-movie-Python proposes a Python script to plot trajectories over time on Google Earth. [example]
Vessel-trip-from-path is a project written in Python to extract and aggregate trips from spatio-temporal individual trajectories.
XS is a project written in R which aims at generating a set of Origin-Destination matrices (OD) based on individual mobility flow information.
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