We are very proud to share the diverse submissions of spatial R packages within the EAGLE M.Sc. course of Ariane Droin and Martin Wegmann aiming at advancing our students’ knowlege about programming for environmental analysis, geospatial visualization, and ecological modeling. Below is a list of the packages submitted within the last EAGLE 1st semester programming course, each offering unique functionalities to support researchers and practitioners in various domains.
🌿 1. lcutils by Max Merzdorf
lcutils          provides utility functions for land cover analysis,          visualization, and general geospatial data handling. Notably, it          includes the alluvial_pairs_diagram()          function, which offers a visually appealing representation of          land cover change over time, making it easier to interpret          complex crosstables and change matrices. 
🏙️ 2. ShadowMapR by Agnes Zwick
Designed          for urban planning and solar analysis, ShadowMapR allows users to calculate and          visualize building shadows based on sunlight exposure. It          processes .xml or          .gml files          containing building geometries, computes solar positions, and          generates interactive maps displaying sunlight and shadow areas          using leaflet.      
🌳 3. HedgeConnectivityPackage by Lukas Fronzeck
HedgeConnectivityPackage          offers functions to calculate connectivity metrics for hedges          and Small Woody Features (SWF), supporting ecological landscape          analysis and conservation planning. It facilitates the creation          and analysis of hexagonal grids, clipping and visualization of          spatial data, and calculation of key connectivity metrics.      
🔬 4. fiRes by Hanna Schulten
fiRes          is designed for analyzing fire regimes, providing tools to          assess fire frequency, intensity, and spatial patterns. This          package aids in understanding fire dynamics and their ecological          impacts, contributing to fire management and conservation          efforts.
🧊 5. antarcticR by Sebastian Rothaug
antarcticR          focuses on Antarctic research, offering functions to process and          analyze environmental data from the polar region. It supports          the study of climate change, glaciology, and biodiversity in          Antarctica, facilitating data-driven insights into this critical          area.
🌍 6. LandslideSusceptibilityR by Mahnoor Nadeem
This package provides tools for assessing landslide susceptibility, integrating geospatial data to model and predict areas at risk. It supports disaster risk reduction and land-use planning by identifying vulnerable zones.
🎬 7. animategee by Anita Dandekyha
animategee          facilitates the creation of animated time-series visualizations          from Google Earth Engine data. It simplifies the process of          generating dynamic maps, enhancing the presentation of temporal          changes in geospatial datasets.
🌊 8. FloodPack by Florian Dialer
FloodPack          offers a suite of tools for flood risk assessment and          management. It includes functions for hydrological modeling,          floodplain mapping, and risk analysis, supporting flood          mitigation strategies and urban planning.
📈 9. quickedaTS by Loan Thai
quickedaTS          streamlines the exploratory data analysis process for time          series data. It provides quick visualization and summary          statistics, aiding in the initial assessment and understanding          of temporal datasets.
🚢 10. shipdetectR by Clemens Schömig
shipdetectR          focuses on detecting and analyzing ship movements using          satellite imagery. It supports maritime monitoring,          environmental impact assessments, and the study of shipping          patterns.
🌲 11. paRks by Michael Gaston
paRks          provides tools for analyzing and visualizing protected areas. It          includes functions for spatial analysis, biodiversity          assessment, and conservation planning, supporting the management          of natural reserves.
🌐 12. LSdownloader by Mariam Ansah
LSdownloader          simplifies the process of downloading Landsat imagery. It          automates the retrieval of satellite data, facilitating remote          sensing analysis and environmental monitoring.
🗺️ 13. geoRssistant by Jannis Midasch
geoRssistant          assists in processing and visualizing geospatial data feeds,          particularly RSS feeds with geographic information. It supports          the integration of real-time data into geospatial analyses and          applications.
📊 14. WSFCoRRelatoR by Niklas Treichel
WSFCoRRelatoR          focuses on analyzing and visualizing water, soil, and forest          data. It provides tools for assessing environmental conditions          and trends, supporting sustainable land management practices.
🌊 15. algaepackage by Marine Lefranc
algaepackage          offers functions for analyzing and visualizing algal data,          supporting studies in marine biology and ecology. It aids in          understanding algal blooms, biodiversity, and ecosystem health.
📉 16. chngTrackR by Rejina Gauro
chngTrackR          provides tools for tracking and visualizing changes in          environmental variables over time. It supports the analysis of          temporal trends and patterns in ecological data.
🧪 17. R-Package2025 by Arthur Dreher
R-Package2025 is a comprehensive package        offering a variety of functions for data analysis and        visualization. It aims to streamline workflows and enhance
a full list:
Max Merzdorf     https://github.com/max-merzdorf/lcutils
        Agnes Zwick     https://github.com/agneszwick/ShadowMapR
        Lukas Fronzeck     https://github.com/lukas-f00/HedgeConnectivityPackage        
        Hanna Schulten     https://github.com/HannaZoe/fiRes
        Sebastian Rothaug     https://github.com/SebastianRothaug/antarcticR
        Mahnoor Nadeem     https://github.com/Mahnoor-Nadeem-1995/LandslideSusceptibilityR.git
        Anita Dandekyha     https://github.com/anitadandekhya/animategee.git
        Florian Dialer     https://github.com/FlorianDialer/FloodPack/
        Loan Thai     https://github.com/loanthai107/quickedaTS
        Clemens Schömig     https://github.com/clemensschoemig/shipdetectR
        Michael Gaston     https://github.com/Miner501/paRks
        Mariam Ansah     https://github.com/mariamansah/LSdownloader
        Jannis Midasch     https://github.com/JMidasch/geoRssistant
        Niklas Treichel     https://github.com/D4t4mur/WSFCoRRelatoR
        Marine Lefranc     https://github.com/marine08el/algaepackage
        Rejina Gauro     https://github.com/ReznaGauro/chngTrackR
        Arthur Dreher     https://github.com/Ar7hur01/R-Package2025
        Wajiha Yasmeen     https://github.com/WajihaYasmeen1/denscity
        Anugraha Das     https://github.com/AnugrahaDas1/HydroBasin
        Madhura Saha     https://github.com/MadhuraSaha02/leafMeAlone
        Temesghen     https:/github.com/Temesghen-Eyassu/LULCtoLST
 
						






