Sample data that can be analysed using the Dynameta shiny app
Source:R/sample_data.R
sample_data.Rd
An example dataset containing data collected for a GLiTRS meta-analysis investigating the effect of insecticide application on Odonata abundance. This can be analysed using the Dynameta shiny app.
Usage
data(sample_data)
Format
A data frame with 47 rows and 46 variables:
Paper_ID
The paper from which the comparison was drawn. (character)
Included
The exclusion or inclusion status of the paper. (character)
Observation_ID
The comparison of that row, which should be unique to each row. (character)
Author
The full list of authors of the paper. (character)
Year
The year of publication of the paper. (integer)
Title
The paper title. (character)
Journal
The journal the paper was published in. (character)
DOI
The DOI of the paper. (character)
URL
The URL of the paper. (character)
Language
The language of the paper. (character)
Database
The database from which the paper was found. (character)
Latitude
The latitude coordinate of the observation in that row. (double)
Longitude
The longitude coordinate of the observation in that row. (double)
Country
The country in which the observation in that row is located. (character)
Taxa_level
The taxonomic level that is common to all of the biodiversity recorded in that row. (character)
Taxa_name
The name of the taxonomic level that is common to all of the biodiversity recorded in that row. (character)
Order
The taxonomic order of the biodiversity measured in that row, for both the treatment and control. (character)
Family
The taxonomic family of the biodiversity measured in that row, for both the treatment and control. (character)
Genus
The taxonomic genus of the biodiversity measured in that row, for both the treatment and control. (character)
Binomial
The Latin binomial of the species in that row, if it has been recorded. (character)
Life_history_stage
The life-history stage of the taxa in that row. (character)
Experimental_year_start
The year in which data collection started. (integer)
Experimental_year_end
The year in which data collection ended. (integer)
Sampling_method
The sampling method used to sample the biodiversity measure. (character)
Biodiversity_metric
The metric of biodiversity measured. Biodiversity_metric should typically be one of “Abundance”, “Richness”, or “Biomass”. (character)
Unit
The more specific unit of measure for the biodiversity recorded in that row. (character)
IUCN_threat_category_1
Broadest level of IUCN threat. (character)
IUCN_threat_category_2
Secondary level of IUCN threat. (character)
IUCN_threat_category_3
Tertiary level of IUCN threat. (character)
Treatment
Name of the threat measured in that row (e.g. insecticide). (character)
Treatment_quantity
The quantity of treatment reported by the authors for that observation. (double)
Treatment_quantity_unit
The unit of measure for the numeric value in Treatment_quantity. (character)
Control
Name of the control measured in that row (e.g. no insecticide). (character)
Extracted_from
The figure or table from which the data in that row was extracted. (character)
Evidence_type
The type of evidence for the data in that row. Type of evidence should be either “Experimental” or “Quasi-experimental”. (character)
Treatment_N
The number of treatment sites from which the mean and error values were drawn. (integer)
Treatment_Mean
The mean biodiversity value across all treatment sites for that comparison. (double)
Treatment_error
The raw treatment error value reported by the authors for that observation. (double)
Treatment_error_type
The type of error recorded in Treatment_error. Typically this will be one of Standard error, Standard deviation, or 95% confidence interval. (character)
Control_N
The number of control sites from which the mean and error values were drawn. (integer)
Control_Mean
The mean biodiversity value across all control sites for that comparison. (double)
Control_error
The raw control error value reported by the authors for that observation. (double)
Control_error_type
The type of error recorded on Control_error. Typically this will be one of “Standard error”, “Standard deviation”, or “95% confidence interval”. (character)
Contributor_name
Name of the contributor for that row. (character)
Search_date
Date on which the final optimised search is carried out. (date)
Notes
This field should be used for any relevant descriptions that don’t fall within core data, can’t be categorised into clearly defined factors in the associated metadata, or provide explanations for the associated metadata. (character)