On Tue, 26 May 2009, John Callahan wrote:
I have a DEM (2 meter spacing, IMG file format) and I'd like to create
contour vector data output, shapefiles would be great. I just downloaded R
2.9.0. Looking for more info, I keep finding references to the contour
function in the grahics package,
On Tue, 26 May 2009, rick reeves wrote:
Hello List:
While writing an R script to display and subsample a raster image,
I encountered an error in the Spatial_. classes that occurs in
R ver 2.9, but not in R ver 2.8.
Thanks for a fully documented case. The key NEWS item in R 2.9.0 here is
I have a DEM (2 meter spacing, IMG file format) and I'd like to create
contour vector data output, shapefiles would be great. I just
downloaded R 2.9.0. Looking for more info, I keep finding references to
the contour function in the grahics package, but that seems like it only
produces plots
Hello List:
While writing an R script to display and subsample a raster image,
I encountered an error in the Spatial_. classes that occurs in
R ver 2.9, but not in R ver 2.8.
Note: I installed both versions within the last 5 days, and ran
the update.packages() command after each installation
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Hi everyone,
I have been constructing simple linear models of seabird colony size as a
function of habitat availability. Given that my data obviously contain a
spatial component, I would like to check whether both my response and residuals
exhibit any spatial auto-correlation. I understand that
On Tue, 26 May 2009, Ingo Holz wrote:
Hi Roger,
thank you for your reply. After sending my email to R-sig-Geo I recognized
that you answered a similar question somedays ago.
However, if I use col = "transparent" some of my polygons are only "colored
dots in the space".
Is there no posibility
Hi Roger,
thank you for your reply. After sending my email to R-sig-Geo I recognized
that you answered a similar question somedays ago.
However, if I use col = "transparent" some of my polygons are only "colored
dots in the space".
Is there no posibility to get filled colored polygons and c
On Tue, 26 May 2009, Ingo Holz wrote:
Hi,
I am using function spplot (library sp) to plot polygons:
spplot(SPDF, "var", col.regions=topo.colors(100))
SPDF is a SpatialPolygonsDataFrame
Some of my polygons are very small and you can not see the color of the
polygon (only the black borderlines
Hi all,
Thanks to Markus Loecher and colleagues we can now easily obtain background
maps from Google Earth
and use it for plotting/interpretation of spatial data.
This runs pretty smoothly (e.g. a map of the Netherlands):
> library(RgoogleMaps)
# obtain the API key and save into the home fol
Hi,
I am using function spplot (library sp) to plot polygons:
spplot(SPDF, "var", col.regions=topo.colors(100))
SPDF is a SpatialPolygonsDataFrame
Some of my polygons are very small and you can not see the color of the
polygon (only the black borderlines).
I could use
spplot(as(SPDF,
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