Hi Colin, R script support was added to the QGIS Resource Sharing plugin recently.
I have also updated some of the scripts in the QGIS 2 online collection to sf and made them available through the official QGIS Resource Sharing repository. You (and your students) can download these updated scripts by choosing "QGIS R script collection" in the "All" tab of the QGIS Resource Sharing plugin and clicking on "Install". The scripts should immediately become available under R in the Processing Toolbox. If you would like to use the QGIS 2 R script collection, it can be found as "QGIS R script collection (from QGIS 2)". Scripts that have Spatial types as input or output won't work without modifications. If you update some of the QGIS 2 scripts and would like to add them to the official QGIS Resource Sharing collection for the course, just send them to me, and I will do my best to get them included asap. A "User manual" for the QGIS Resource Sharing plugin can be found on: http://qgis-contribution.github.io/QGIS-ResourceSharing/ Good luck with your course! Regards, Håvard On 26.02.2020 13:14, Colin D. MacLeod wrote: > This is the second call for a brand new training course from GIS In > Ecology. It's called 'An Introduction To Integrating QGIS.GIS and R For > Spatial Analysis' and will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, between the 7th > and 9th of April 2020. This course is aimed at those who wish to learn > how to use and integrate QGIS (the leading freely available GIS software > package) and R (the leading freely available data analysis software > package) for spatial analysis. It will be taught by Dr. Colin D. > MacLeod, the author of ‘An Introduction To Integrating QGIS And R for > Spatial Analysis > <http://gisinecology.com/an-introduction-to-integrating-qgis-and-r-for-spatial-analysis-gis-for-biologists-workbooks-series/>’ > > (Pictish Beast Publications) and a renowned expert in using GIS in > biological and ecological research. He is also a co-author of the > upcoming ‘An Introduction To Basic Statistics For Biologists Using R’, > which is a practical guide to carrying out the analysis of biological > data in R. The course assumes no prior knowledge of either QGIS/GIS or > R, and so is open to complete beginners as well as those how know how to > use one of these software packages, and wish to learn how to integrate > it with the other. > > Attendance will be limited to a maximum of 16 people. The course for > this three day course will cost GBP 395 per person (with a discounted > rate of GBP 300 for students, the unwaged and those working for > registered charities). 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It will consist of a series of background sessions on using > GIS and R for spatial analysis, mixed in with practical sessions where > you will learn how to use QGIS, how to use R, and how to integrate two > to complete a spatial analysis project. This last part will include > working through an example project, starting with creating a high > quality map for publication through creating raster data layers of > environmental variables, joining data together based on their spatial > relationships and analysing the combined data set using R (including > creating summary statistics, conducting linear regressions and > conducting generalised additive modelling - GAMs). 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