Hi Julien,
Hope you are very well.
Thank you so much for the reply!
I hope I've understood properly what you're expecting.
>
Sorry :( I made the question several times to try to make it clear lol
Provided your vector values are ordered properly, you can add it as a new
> layer in an existing SpatRaster using "$" as for a data.frame.
>
They have different orders in fact and they have missing values in the rast
to make it more interesting lol
> The terra::merge method may be used for different SpatRasters or between
> SpatVector and data.frames but you could prepare new layers from the
> original raster values using base::merge with your "ID" column.
>
Yes, but it returns a data frame (point 4 of the example above) and I
wanted to get a raster with additional layers as output (one for each data
frame col).
> Regarding the temporal aspect, it would mean, as I understood it, that you
> should have two data.frames containing the features to be included instead
> of one (for years 2001 and 2002).
> Surely not the most elegant way to do it below with base R functions but
> it should work.
> If anyone has a more appropriate solution, I'd be greatly interested too!
>
Super elaborated and detailed code Julien! Thank you so much and indeed, it
works well!
Cheers,
M.
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