I have created a SpatialPoints object, converted it to a ppp object, and
then run spatialstat's density function create a density object. I can use
the png function to make a density plot. I would like the density plot to
be transparent so that I can include it as a layer on a map. Is there any
way to create a partially transparent density plot that will be suitable for
a map overlay?
> class(ppp) # a ppp object created from a
SpatialPoints object
[1] "ppp"
> png("tmp.png", width=SGqk$width, height=SGqk$height, bg="transparent")
> d<-density(ppp,1),col=rainbow(4))
> plot(d)
> dev.off()
# problem is that tmp.png has a solid background color that obscures the map
when I try to use it as a map overlay
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