On Mon, 3 Sep 2007, Michal Gallay wrote:
> Dear R Spatial Users,
>
> I have many DEM ASCII grid files and have produced maps(images) via
> image(). The maps display e.g. slope angle, profile curvature for one area,
> but calculated via different methods.
>
> I have searched R help, the R group, bu
Dear R Spatial Users,
I have many DEM ASCII grid files and have produced maps(images) via
image(). The maps display e.g. slope angle, profile curvature for one area,
but calculated via different methods.
I have searched R help, the R group, but I couldn't find out how to make R
use certain col
On Sun, 2 Sep 2007, Peter Adler wrote:
> Dear R gurus,
>
> I am very excited about all the spatials tools in R because they have
> almost liberated me from ESRI products. One of the last things I have
> yet to figure out how to do in R is to create buffers around polygons
> (or just expand polygon
Josha
If I've got oyur question correctly the diference is because geoR is
estimating both, regression coeficientes and covariance parameters and
therefore the estimates ar not the same as lm() which uses
ordinary least squares.
In other words the regression parameters on geoR are estimated
consid
Hi Agustin
The short answer is not.
However this mechanism in somewhat in the plans
in something we've called temporalilly "myR"
in the sense of R from my application.
The "inners" would use the same mecanism and possibilities are to
add R capabilities in a customized TerraView and/or call R dire
Agustin Lobo wrote:
> I dream with a GIS tool (A GIS display tool for R? An R plugging for
> Qgis? etc)
> that could display spatial R objects. This is beyond current
> tools, based on exporting (hence duplicating space and troubles)
> R objects to other formats.
Oooh, you are giving me ideas!
