Dear all,
I am now working with GEFED dataset, which is a global wild file dataset.You
can download one from FTP: fuoco.geog.umd.edu; Login name: fire; Password:
burnt; The file is stored into gfed4/monthly/. Any one file will be example.
My task is to translate the hdf file into tif, which
Roger,
This looks great, and I will try it out ASAP. I do have one reservation
though --- it seems you are using createSPComment() to reconstruct the
comments, and I have seen some discussion that that may not be reliable in all
cases (e.g. if the initial polygons are wonky in some way). I
I've pushed the fix to my fork:
https://github.com/rsbivand/sp
and created a pull request:
https://github.com/edzer/sp/pull/28
Only one part of a complicated set if nested if() in disaggregate() was
adding comments, but in some settings the existing comments survived the
disaggregation. Now
I want to model the spatial distribution of the ecological niche of cowpea, I
have a set of data (environmental variables and bioclimatic) and data of
presence of the varieties of cowpea.I wanted to use the software Maxent for do
it; But I understood through the literature that the R software
Cher Sadda,
vous avez écrit que "J'ai voulu utilisé le logiciel Maxent pour le
faire; mais j'ai compris à travers la littérature que le logiciel R est
de nos jours largement utilisé.", mais vous pouvez utiliser MaxEnt via
le logiciel R:
install.packages("dismo")
library(dismo)
m <- maxent(x =
Bonsoir chers, j'aimerai modéliser la distribution spatiale de la niche
écologique du niébé , je dispose d'un jeu de données (variables
environnementales et bioclimatiques) et des données de présence des variétés du
niébé.J'ai voulu utilisé le logiciel Maxent pour le faire; mais j'ai compris à
Hello,
I would like to extract a single grid cell from a SpatialGrid or a
SpatialGridDataFrame object without destroying the grid structure, that is, the
resulting object must be
a SpatialGrid or a SpatialGridDataFrame consisting of a single grid cell. Here
is a minimum working example: