That's exactly the issue I think: anyone know how to turn a contour
into a polygon??
On Jul 17, 2008, at 6:48 AM, Ashton Shortridge wrote:
I think creative use of the overlay() function would accomplish what
you want.
Some example code that is a bit like what you propose (uses the sp
libra
Hello.
I've tried to implement Euclid and Affine versions of
Bidimensional Analysis.
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#algorithms an data from Nakaya, T. (1998): Statistical
analysis of spatial distortion: an application of
bidimensional regression procedure, The Ritsumeikan
Bungaku 553, 1333-1356. in Japanese
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I used the rgdal package to open a geoTiff and then manipulate the
data. The result is a 3-dimensional array that I want to convert back
to a SpatialGridDataFrame in order to save it as a geoTiff. I used
the following code:
grd <- GridTopology(gt[,1],gt[,2],gt[,3])
SGDF <-
SpatialGridDat
I think creative use of the overlay() function would accomplish what you want.
Some example code that is a bit like what you propose (uses the sp library):
# I have a polydataframe object:
my.poly.data <- SpatialPolygonsDataFrame(my.poly, area.lu.table)
# I have a set of point objects (derived, i
