Desislava Petkova

And pull the latest version because I made two small fixes so that eems compiles with boost 1.76.0.

`eems.plots` generates a bunch of figures, either as PNGs (with the `grDevices::bitmap` function) or PDFs (with the ` grDevices::pdf` function). The default is png. The error is thrown by `grDevices::bitmap`....

I think this has to do with the negative longitudes. ``` library("rgeos") # I substituted POLYGON with LINESTRING so that I can use # `rgeos::gIsRing` to check if the geometry...

It is `eems.plots`, not `make_eems_plots`. Here is an example: (You can get more examples with `?eems.plots`.) ``` extdata_path

After reading your question again, I realize that you want to use `reemsplot2`. It is possible to add extra graphical elements in this case as well but you have to...

Can you share a (simplified) example? [The coordinates & the habitat would be enough, as a dissimilarity matrix can easily be simulated.]

Here is my first idea: map the longitude measurements from [-180,+180] degrees to [0, 360]. This is easy: add 360 to the negative longitude values: ``` long360

> > > @JohnChrys I am also having this problem, however I am trying to create a .outer file that widely surrounds New Zealand. Were you ever able to figure...

> It turns out this line of code does avoid the wrapping issues caused by points crossing the dateline however, it doesn't display the part of the map after lon...

Have not thought about this before but I think that you are right. Truncating scales the normal density by a constant, so the posterior of the variance parameter has the...