This function summarises the catch by groups of countries over time: World Bank income group, continent, or region, as given in the FAO country code list. It saves stacked area charts of the catch and of each group's share, and a table by decade.
Arguments
- area_data
FAO catch data:
fishing_area_data()$area_data, or any subset ofload_fao_data()(e.g. one country, or several fishing areas).- group
"income" (default) for the World Bank income groups, "continent" or "region".
- top_n
The number of groups shown separately; the others are combined. Default is 8.
- plot
A logical value. If TRUE (default), charts are saved in
figures/png/summary/.- table
A logical value. If TRUE (default), tables are saved in
tables/.- lang
The language of the chart text and names: "en" (English), "zh" (Chinese) or "both" (Chinese and English). Default is NULL, which uses the language set with
fao_settings()("en" unless changed).- pptx
A logical value. If TRUE, charts are also saved as editable PowerPoint files in
figures/pptx/summary/. Default is FALSE, which can be changed for all functions withfao_settings(pptx = TRUE).- plot_show
A logical value. If TRUE, each chart is also drawn in the plot window (e.g. the Plots pane of RStudio) as it is saved, to look at it at once. Default is FALSE, which can be changed for all functions with
fao_settings(plot_show = TRUE). The charts are saved as files (plot = TRUE) either way.- label
The name used in the output file names. Default is the fishing area (or the country) of the data.
See also
Other summary analyses:
area_overview(),
coastal_distant(),
data_quality(),
diversity_concentration(),
peak_trend(),
regime_shift(),
species_group_composition(),
stock_status()
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
FAO27 <- fishing_area_data("Atlantic, Northeast", plot = FALSE)
country_group_summary(FAO27$area_data, group = "income", lang = "zh")
} # }
