Sorry, I deleted one of the grids ... ;-)
I will redo the analysis later and come back with the result of
all.equal(getGridTopology(a), getGridTopology(b))
However, before I deleted the Grid I checked
getGridTopology() for the two SGDF separately. They were the same!
I solved the problem
Ingo, the check that fails is
all.equal(getGridTopology(a), getGridTopology(b))
which should return TRUE. Could you check this for your two grids?
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Edzer
Ingo Holz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to use cbind to combine two SpatialGridDataFrames.
>
> SGDFone <- cbind(SGDFone, SGDFtwo)
>
> SGDFone a
Hi,
I want to use cbind to combine two SpatialGridDataFrames.
SGDFone <- cbind(SGDFone, SGDFtwo)
SGDFone and SGDFtwo resulted from the same SGDF they are copies
like SGDFone <- SGDF; SGDFtwo <- SGDF. Only the dataframe part has
been modified.
However, using cbind() I get the error message
