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MODOEKvis: R Shiny visualisation tool for the Model Ecosystem Facility (MODOEK)

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Authors: Haeni, Matthias; Schönbeck, Leonie; Gessler, Arthur; Schaub, Marcus;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.55742

MODOEKvis: R Shiny visualisation tool for the Model Ecosystem Facility (MODOEK)

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Abstract

MODOEKvis is a visualisation tool written with R Shiny for the Model Ecosystem Facility (MODOEK) at the Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL. The data is sourced from the Oracle Database hosted at the WSL, processed with python and R on an Ubuntu machine, and finally published with an R Shiny application. The tool displays the latest 2016 data, i.e. relative soil water contents (RWC, %) and soil temperatures (°C) from the quarters of each of the 16 MODOEK chambers. Read more about the MODOEK and our ongoing research: http://www.wsl.ch/fe/walddynamik/projekte/modoek/index_EN/ Find the application in place: https://www.wsl.ch/apps/MODOEK/ Please direct your comments and questions directly to Matthias Haeni (matthias.haeni@wsl.ch, the programmer of this application), Marcus Schaub (marcus.schaub@wsl.ch, the principal investigator of MODOEK), or to Leonie Schönbeck (leonie.schoenbeck@wsl.ch, the current PhD student conducting the research). Find the most current release here: https://github.com/datamat/modoekvis/

Keywords

forest, visualisation, climate change, R Shiny, drought, dygraph, realtime

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