This repository collects materials related to a series of R workshops to be run regularly at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography. While meant to be introductory, the workshops will in general be tailored toward the use of R (and other tools) in the ocean sciences.
An overview of the Git source control system, and why you should use it (to write R code).
Some basics of the R language, including general syntax, data types, objects and classes, package system overview, and how to get help. "Super Noob" workshop given on 2017-10-20 and (mostly) repeated on 2017-11-03.
A "Noob" workshop, giving many of the details of doing complex data wrangling, given on 2017-10-27.
The basis for the "super noob" workshop, on 2017-11-17 -- reading data (e.g. csv/spreadsheet), working with the data/columns, making plots, and doing some analysis (fitting models)
How to make plots using base graphics in R (i.e. not ggplot2, lattice, etc).
Dealing with dates and times (yay, POSIX!) in R
The R noob group has been re-kicked off, starting in 2019! Look at all the fun topics we can cover!
How to organize your work, use RStudio projects, etc
Some basics of the Rstats oce package for analyzing real ocean data
A re-visit of the crowd-pleaser, Git! Essential for anyone who bashes on keyboards.
Introduction to the grammar of data manipulation using dplyr. Test application with the rvdata.
Introduction to mapping in R.
Outcomes of the Interactive Tools Workshop