After 10+ years, the code base for the R package
{crawl} is showing its age. With that
in mind, Devin Johnson (dsjohnson) and I
are planning to devote some of our time over the next months fleshing
out our ideas for {crawl2}.
We’re going to start with a code sprint (well, actually, more like a code jog) during the week of 11-15 October 2021 as part of the 7th Int’l Bio-logging Symposium’s Global Collaboration Week.
If you are a user of {crawl} OR have thought about using {crawl} OR
have used other approaches for modeling animal movement
(e.g. {foisGras}, {momentuHMM}), we want to hear from you.
Please take a moment to Create an Issue and share your ideas for improvements, feature requests, new directions, etc.
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