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hatchR is a software ecosystem (R package and Shiny app) that allows users to predict developmental phenology for wild fishes using wild thermal regimes.
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Nono that is excellent feedback. Thanks!
This project is a collaborative effort among, @morgan-sparks.bsky.social, Eli Feltz, Allison Swartz, and Paul Frater.
A manuscript is forthcoming, and we appreciate any use and feedback folks have!
hatchR offers users access to established phenological models and the flexibility to incorporate custom parameterizations using external datasets. The package includes functions for model selection, phenology prediction, and visualization. Users include researchers, managers, and educators.
hatchR logo showing an incubating fish egg in gravel and a recently emerged fry.
🚨New R package🚨 = hatchR
We are pleased to announce the release of hatchR on CRAN!
hatchR is an R package for predicting hatch and emergence timing for a wide range of wild fishes.
Website: bmait101.github.io/hatchR/
Release notes: github.com/bmait101/hat...
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