The goal of mizerShiny is to provide a frontend for running mizer models, so that a wider range of people can analyse mizer outputs. It intends to remove the barrier of knowledge and allow individuals to investigate and understand ecosystem-wide trophic interactions. Furthermore, it intends to allow users to balance yield, sustainability and nutrition across different fishery strategies.
You can install mizerShiny and then run the default North Sea mizer model like so
devtools::install_github("CefasRepRes/mizerShiny")
library(mizerShiny)
mizerShiny()Click the Page Guide button on the top right to get a basic
explanation of the current page when in the app. Detailed information
can be found in the Make-Changes vignette.
Generally for each page, change the model on the left configuration
panel, press Run Simulation and then analyse the ecosystem impacts on
the right. Each plot is relative to an unchanged simulation.
There are 2 vignettes attached with this package. User-Guide details how to use each feature and what happens code-wise. Make-Changes details how to change the mizerParams object loaded and a basic explanation of adding your own plotting functions.
The funding for this project was provided by the Sustainable Management of UK Marine Resources (SMMR) programme, which is jointly administered by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).
Grant numbers are NE/V017039/1 (Cefas) and NE/V01708X/1 (University of York).