Dear Paul,
thanks for your answer. I guess, your second advice is
pricipially that what I want. But so far it did not work.
I try a more precise explaination:
For an area I have in total 2200 catchments (nor =
readOGR(shp)). 100 of them have observations for five days
On 08/18/2010 11:03 AM, Klaus Vormoor wrote:
Dear Paul,
thanks for your answer. I guess, your second advice is pricipially
that what I want. But so far it did not work. I try a more precise
explaination:
For an area I have in total 2200 catchments (nor = readOGR(shp)). 100
of them have
Hi Klaus,
When I try
plot_poly = rtopObj3$observations
plot_poly$predictions = rtopObj3$predictions$var1.pred
spplot(plot_poly, c(observations, predictions))
it does not work since the replacement has 2100 rows and the data has
100.
I would like to create a new object (e.g. plot_poly) which
Dear Klaus,
You need to be more specific as to what you want exactly. From what I
understand both your runoff and predictions are attributes that you want
to use to fill the polygons. My first idea would be to make to plots
next to each other, which is quite simple in spplot:
spplot(data,
