2009/5/29 Roger Bivand :
> On Thu, 28 May 2009, brwin...@aol.com wrote:
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>> Good Morning:
>>
>> I need to construct a set of Thiessen Polygons centered around
>> approximately 4500 longlat positions in the US. After searching the R site,
>> I was going to attempt to use the arealsubPolygons funct
On Thu, 28 May 2009, brwin...@aol.com wrote:
Good Morning:
I need to construct a set of Thiessen Polygons centered around
approximately 4500 longlat positions in the US. After searching the R
site, I was going to attempt to use the arealsubPolygons function in the
hydrosanity package. I am
Good Morning:
I need to construct a set of Thiessen Polygons centered around
approximately 4500 longlat positions in the US. After searching the R site, I
was
going to attempt to use the arealsubPolygons function in the hydrosanity
package. I am using a Windows system.
When attemptin
On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 1:21 AM, Anne Ghisla Insubriae
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> Dylan Beaudette ha scritto:
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>> Hi. It is alway nice to see people working GRASS SoC projects, thank you!
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>> I would just add-- I think that all efforts to build onto exis
Hi everyone,
I have two seperate netcdf files with 2D data (of dims 72x7), and I need
one to be a standard filled contour, however I need the other to be
overlaid on top of the initial filled contour as contour lines.
Any ideas on how I can do this?
(Or at least how I can make a plot with the c
My two cents.
Some of the best interface features I've found in Isatis, one of the
best commercial geostatistical sw I've used, are:
- interaction with the variogram map to select direction and plot the
ESPs together differentiating the various selected dirs with colors.
It permits to reveal anis
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Dylan Beaudette ha scritto:
[snip]
> Hi. It is alway nice to see people working GRASS SoC projects, thank you!
>
> I would just add-- I think that all efforts to build onto existing
> libraries would be a good thing. That is to say, try and work with