Federico,
You've asked this a couple times. Did you try to find the answer yourself?
If you search at rseek.org for Thiessen or Voronoi several functions
appear that should do what you need.
You didn't tell us anything about your data, so there's no possible
way we can provide more specific
Dear Sarah,
I have a grid in which 8 raingauges are locted, in my case the dataset is
composed by 8 hourly timeseries, one for each raingauge. I would like to
obtain from these timeseries using the Thiessen method the values of the
precipitation in all the grid. In particular I would like to
Federico,
That's an improvement, but a long way from the reproducible example
requested by the posting guide. I and others who might help are more
interested in the way the data and coordinates are organized and a
detailed explanation of what you expect the results to look like, etc,
than in a
Federico,
I understand what you are after — you want time-series estimates based on the
Thiessen polygon estimates
taken from the station time-series data. My recommendation is that the process
of doing this would be far
easier using something like GRASS GIS, possibly in conjunction with R
federico.eccel federico.eccel at gmail.com writes:
I try to search in the web and in the R forum for any package for computing
The thiessen method but I didn't find anything. I would like to ask if it
exists any package in R that provides the possiblity to compute the Thiessen
method for
Dear Users,
I would like to know if any of you know some R packages for appling the
Thiessen method; in my case I would like to interpolete with this method
some rain gauges.
Tanks a lot
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Dear users,
I try to search in the web and in the R forum for any package for computing
The thiessen method but I didn't find anything. I would like to ask if it
exists any package in R that provides the possiblity to compute the Thiessen
method for interpolating rain gauges.
Thank a lot.
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