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Landscape Connectivity Toolbox Version: 0.1Supported QGIS version: 2.xLicence: GNU GPLv3DescriptionLandscape Connectivity Toolbox is a QGIS plugin conceived as a toolbox for the study of landscape. It enables the user to model landscape mobility and flow according to least-cost path networks and circuit theory models from the open-source software Circuitscape. It presents the algorithms in the same tool in order to ease the usage of both approaches as complementary. The LCP Network algorithm is borrowed from the LCP Network plugin, which has been adapted for the current toolbox. The implementation of the Circuitscape provider is based on a previous QGIS plugin.The plugin is accessed through the QGIS Processing Toolbox.It is necessary to install Circuitscape before the installation of the plugin.Least-Cost Path Network The plugin applies the shortest path algorithm developed by Edsger W. Dijkstra to find the optimal path between two points. It takes a vector layer with points and calculates the optimal route between all of them across a cost surface raster. The network path is provided in a single line vector layer. Moreover, it creates a raster layer that contains the accumulated cost for each of the points .Circuitscape From the toolbox, a vector layer with multiple points is required as the focal node. The tool automatically extracts the coordinates from QGIS and creates a unique ID for each point. It is also possible to provide a cost surface raster as a focal node. On the other hand, it is also necessary to specify one raster file as the resistance map with the cost values (resistances), which is automatically translated to ESRI ASCII.Circuitscape provides four modelling modes (Pairwise, Advanced, One-To-All and All-To-One) that are enabled through the toolbox. For further reference on the differences and the output, please check Circuitscape's user guide.InstallationYou can find the installation instructions in the following document.Developed by Guillem Domingo (guillem.dri@gmail.com) as part of the MSc GIS dissertation at the University of Edinburgh.

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Dear all,I tried using Circuitscape on Julia with to connect only some focal node pairs (for which the Euclidean distance is less than a given threshold theshold).From a given input, I ran Circuiscape in all-to-one mode with a file indicating focal node pairs to include following the example file "listofpairstoinclude.txt" in the examples directory. I got the following error when running ini file in R using “JuliaCall” package: Error happens in Julia.> BoundsError: attempt to access 7025949-element Vector{Float64} at index [7039487]> Stacktrace:> [1] (::Base.var"#837#839")(x::Task)> @ Base .\asyncmap.jl:177> [2] foreach(f::Base.var"#837#839", itr::Vector{Any})> @ Base .\abstractarray.jl:2141> [3] maptwice(wrapped_f::Function, chnl::Channel{Any}, worker_tasks::Vector{Any}, c::UnitRange{Int64})> @ Base .\asyncmap.jl:177> [4] wrap_n_exec_twice> @ .\asyncmap.jl:153 [inlined]> [5] #async_usemap#822> @ .\asyncmap.jl:103 [inlined]> [6] #asyncmap#821> @ .\asyncmap.jl:81 [inlined]> [7] pmap(f::Function, p::Distributed.WorkerPool, c::UnitRange{Int64}; distributed::Bool, batch_size::Int64, on_error::Nothing, retry_delays::Vector{Any}, retry_check::Nothing)> @ Distributed C:\buildbot\worker\package_win64\build\usr\share\julia\stdlib\v1.6\Distributed\src\pmap.jl:126> [8] pmap(f::Function, p::Distributed.WorkerPool, c::UnitRange{Int64})> @ Distributed C:\buildbot\worker\package_win64">> Error happens in Julia.> BoundsError: attempt to access 7025949-element Vector{Float64} at index [7039487]> Stacktrace:> [1] (::Base.var"#837#839")(x::Task)> @ Base .\asyncmap.jl:177> [2] foreach(f::Base.var"#837#839", itr::Vector{Any})> @ Base .\abstractarray.jl:2141> [3] maptwice(wrapped_f::Function, chnl::Channel{Any}, worker_tasks::Vector{Any}, c::UnitRange{Int64})> @ Base .\asyncmap.jl:177> [4] wrap_n_exec_twice> @ .\asyncmap.jl:153 [inlined]> [5] #async_usemap#822> @ .\asyncmap.jl:103 [inlined]> [6] #asyncmap#821> @ .\asyncmap.jl:81 [inlined]> [7] pmap(f::Function, p::Distributed.WorkerPool, c::UnitRange{Int64}; distributed::Bool, batch_size::Int64, on_error::Nothing, retry_delays::Vector{Any}, retry_check::Nothing)> @ Distributed C:\buildbot\worker\package_win64\build\usr\share\julia\stdlib\v1.6\Distributed\src\pmap.jl:126> [8] pmap(f::Function, p::Distributed.WorkerPool, c::UnitRange{Int64})> @ Distributed C:\buildbot\worker\package_win64Please find all input files and the .ini file associated at the following link: you for your attention to this matter,Léa