This is the Lifemapper documentation website, it contains information about how to use Lifemapper for single- and multi-species biodiversity analyses.
The Lifemapper software is described in Overview. Lifemapper enables query and analyses of single and multi-species distributions, alone or in conjunction with additional geographic and phylogenetic data. Analyses are described in pages linked below, along with simple tutorials and typical workflows. Lifemapper provides single-species modeling with SDM functions, and multi-species analyses of species communities, at landscape levels over multiple dimensions, including time, geography, and phylogeny.
Definitions and Descriptions
- Terminology
- Geospatial Data
- Single-species SDM Analyses
- Multi-species Analyses
- Meta-Community Phylogenetic Analyses
Web Client Tutorials
Typical Workflows
- Query public data
- Request Species Distribution Model
- Request Multi-species analyses
- Request Analyses of Public Data Subset
Data preparation
API and Client Library Documentation
- Data and Workflows
- Python Client Library The Python Client Library code is available here.
Project Background, Overview, Code, Future
Collaborations
Support
This project was supported by research grants US NSF ACI-1234983, DBI-1356732, DBI-1458422, and USGS BIP-G14AC00285
Posts
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Biotaphy Workshop, Botany 2018, Rochester, MN, July 21-25
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CENTRA Lifemapper Workshop
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PRAGMA 31 Student Hackathon Task #3
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