I am fitting models to poisson data using geoRglm likfit.glsm, and would like
to know if there is a way to extract the standard errors of the estimated
coefficients from a model fitted using likfit.glsm?
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Michael Nelson
PhD Student
Faculty o
Hi All,
I want to produce a probability map of a soil variable under a
threshold. I know I can make it in ArcGIS, but not sure using gstat. Any
tips are highly appreciated.
Regards,
Yong Li
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Hi,
I 'm trying to color a county map of New Mexico based on some data I
have - however, I have one extra county, Cibola, which is not in the
county maps (v 2.1-0) database. This county was created in 1981 by
splitting the existing Valencia county in two. Is there an easy way
to split
Hi Jian
I am happy it helped.
1. Try to compress the kml file as a zip-file and rename it to .kmz. In the
case of a kml and png image, add both to a zip archive and rename to .kmz.
2. upload the kmz to somewhere, go to http://maps.google.com/ and in the
search field type something like
http:
Hi
Like Paul says there are two steps required to accomplish what you want. Below
you will find two options on how to do this. The import routine is the same
for both of these, but the first export as png, while the other export
polygons (better if you are zooming). I recommend you read the doc
Hi,
You have to do two things, read your data and export it to a format for
Google Earth.
The Cran Spatial Taskview suggests the RArcInfo package to read the e00
files into R. I'm not sure into what format they are loaded. Maybe
readOGR from the rgdal package can also read e00 files, dependi
