The DANTE Project - open science tools to advance environment-security analysis

Zonal Extractions in Coastal Zones
Zonal extraction are one of the most popular geo-processing tasks across all disciplines, but there is more to consider in coastal and boundary zones. Walk through our tutorial using exactextractr.

Creating Chord Diagrams for Dyadic Data
Follow our step-by-step guide for creating customized chord diagrams with dyadic data using R's circlize package.

Replicating: Missirian and Schenkler (2017)
Follow along as we attempt to reverse engineer a recently published environment-security analysis using only the manuscript and supplementary materials.

Georectified Maps of Refugee Flows
Learn how to develop complex maps that geo-rectify tabular refugee flows from The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

Data Deep Clean: V-Dem
Walk through pre-processing steps to download, select variables, check country coding schemes, and review any potential errors with the Varieties of Democracy dataset.

Current Issues in Open Science
Get a brief review of replication, reproducibility, FAIR data and other current issues of the open-science movement.

Dataset: MIRCA2000 (Cropping Calendar)
Quickly familiarize yourself with MIRCA2000: Global Monthly Irrigated and Rainfed Crop Areas around the year 2000.

DANTE is an open science platform designed to increase accessibility to and accelerate the interdisciplinary study of environmental stresses, demographics, economics, health, political instability, and humanitarian response. The platform is designed to be inclusive and welcomes contributions from environment-security students, scholars, and practitioners worldwide.

The DANTE Project - open science tools to advance environment-security analysis

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DANTE - Data Analytics and Tools for Ecosecurity