lt;- raster(fn, band=1)
r2 <- raster(fn, band=2)
r3 <- raster(fn, band=3)
you can also first create a RasterStack of all bands
s <- stack(fn, bands=-1)
and then extract a RasterLayer whenever you want it
r <- raster(s, layer=1)
Robert
2009/6/22 Peter van Horssen :
I have a ras
I have a raster object with 3 bands:
(How) Can I obtain the info for each different band ?
Can I use a command like reclass on all three bands (with different
classification definitions
for each band) ?
thanks in advance,
Peter
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Peter van Horssen
Bureau
,raster.midpoint$raster.mid.x2,
ms.arrows, angle= Data$rad, inches=0.5, adj=0.5, lwd=1.5, code =
2, col = 'blue'), lty="blank",
add=TRUE)
##code
Roger Bivand schreef:
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009, Peter van Horssen wrote:
Dear all,
I have a plot problem which is related to t
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plot(turbines, pch=18, add= TRUE, col = 'red')
plot(metmast, pch = 19, col = 'blue', add= TRUE)
plot(raster,pch=my.symbols(raster.midpoint$raster.mid.x1,raster.midpoint$raster.mid.x2,
ms.arrows, angle= Data$rad, inches=0.5, adj=0.5, lwd=1.5, code =
2, col = &
