Hello!
I have a text file that looks like
ew;ns;cures
1394180;6200295;48
1398190;6201020;52
1399690;6200420;59
1395780;6205105;84
1397820;6206590;50
1395290;6208305;46
1394995;6210370;114
1399475;6213715;92
1410825;6214870;48
and so on
I manage to interpolate with
sn8.interpold -
Hi,
What is the exact error you get? Can you provide a example that
reproduces the problem? What kind of system are you running
(sessionInfo() output).
An idea: The documentation of write.asciigrid says that the variable x
(in this case sn8.interpold) should be a SpatialGridDataFrame. Does
2008/9/25 John Callahan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
That's a handy little script to have, and learn from. Geonames.org also
hosts web services for finding the elevation, nearby populated places,
nearby Wikipedia entries, some reverse geocoding, and a few more.
Hi,
I have a SpatialLinesDataFrame (A) and a SpatialPointsDataFrame (B). How
can I establish which points in B are to the east of a given line in A?
The problem is to figure out which persons (whose addresses are geocoded in
B) have addresses to the east of a given road (whose coordinates are
try this:
***
library(akima)
library(spatstat)
library(maptools)
ew - as.vector(c(1394180, 1398190, 1399690, 1395780, 1397820, 1395290,
1394995, 1399475, 1410825))
ns - as.vector(c(6200295, 6201020, 6200420, 6205105, 6206590, 6208305,
6210370, 6213715, 6214870))
cures -
On Fri, 10 Oct 2008, Barry Rowlingson wrote:
2008/10/10 Bjarke Christensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I have a SpatialLinesDataFrame (A) and a SpatialPointsDataFrame (B). How
can I establish which points in B are to the east of a given line in A?
The problem is to figure out which persons (whose
Hello,
I've recently begun working with the geoRglm package. I'm a relative novice
in spatial statistics
and modeling, and I fear I may be missing something horribly, thereby doing
something dangerous.
In reading the documentation and working through a few tutorials and
examples, I am unclear
