Print an Indicator Map Object

Provides a summary representation of an indicator_map object, designed for user-friendly display in the console.

Usage

# S3 method for class 'indicator_map'
print(x, n = 10, include_na = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

x

An indicator_map object.

n

Integer specifying the number of rows of data to display.

include_na

Logical. If TRUE, includes rows with NA diversity values in the printed output. Default is FALSE.

...

Additional arguments passed to print().

Value

Invisibly returns the input object x.

Examples

print(example_indicator_map1)
#> Gridded biodiversity indicator map
#> 
#> Name of Indicator: Observed Species Richness 
#> 
#> Projected CRS: EPSG:4326 
#> 
#> Coordinate range:
#>  xmin  ymin  xmax  ymax 
#>  3.25 54.25 15.75 58.25 
#> 
#> Grid cell size: 0.25 degrees 
#> Number of cells: 800 
#> 
#> Observation years: 1862 - 2024 
#> Total years with observations: 126 
#> 
#> Number of species represented: 106 
#> Number of families represented: 31 
#> 
#> Kingdoms represented: Animalia 
#> 
#> Map layers:  
#> 
#> First 10 rows of data (use n = to show more):
#> 
#> # A tibble: 323 × 4
#>    cellid   area cellCode  diversity_val
#>     <int> [km^2] <chr>             <int>
#>  1     34   451. E011N54DA             1
#>  2     35   451. E011N54DB             1
#>  3     36   451. E012N54CA             1
#>  4     79   448. E010N54AD             1
#>  5     80   448. E010N54BC            21
#>  6     81   448. E010N54BD             1
#>  7     82   448. E011N54AC             7
#>  8     83   448. E011N54AD            30
#>  9     84   448. E011N54BC            40
#> 10     85   448. E011N54BD            43
#> # ℹ 313 more rows