Hi, Can someone please point me towards running OpenBUGS on linux? I have
copied the files as instructed on the OpenBUGS website but I can find any
examples on how to write a script file to execute my model. I have the model,
data and inits as text files. If possible, I'd prefer to run this th
Hello R-sig-Geo list,
I want to calculate maximum likelihood estimations for variogram
parameters (sill, range). My data locations span North America, thus I
believe that UTM coordinates (or any other projection) will distort
distances between sites too much for me to use Euclidian coordinates.
Strange. It looks as if the projection slot holds something that is not of
class CRS.
Could you make a reproducible example (a small raster with the same projection)?
Using show (= just the name of the raster) gives more useful information about
the raster than summary().
Jacob.
--- On Wed,
Hi!
I'm trying:
> Br025SpPoints <- rasterToPoints(Br025,fun=function(x){x>0},asSpatialPoints=T)
Error in projection(x, asText = FALSE) : cannot use this x of class NULL
Calls: rasterToPoints ... SpatialPoints -> new -> initialize ->
initialize -> projection
> projection(Br025)
[1] "+proj=longlat +
Hello,
A new list member here with a question regarding the display of projected
NetCDF files in R. The initial grids (dimension 349 x 277) cover all of North
America with the following borders:
12.2N;133.5W, 54.5N; 152.9W, 57.3N; 49.4W ,14.3N;65.1W in the Lambert Conformal
Conic Grid. I extra
In fact I have been in fairly regular communication with Ryan Nielson
about this, but I don't get the impression he has a lot of time to
devote to resolving it. So far I have managed to circumvent all the
potential problems he has suggested, and I have narrowed it down to
this Fortran loop.
On Tue, 13 Jul 2010, Tyler Dean Rudolph wrote:
I've been constructing utilization distributions for 63 animal movement
trajectories using a Brownian bridge movement model with BBMM. I started
noticing after running the routine numerous times at different resolutions
that certain UDs would b
