in a common
projection as for example EPSG:4326 or something like that. After that you can
merge the two spatial objects in a single one or extract the new spatial
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since some weeks ago when I had troubles
with sf using gdal 3.0.2 whcih made this problem occurring again
(https://github.com/r-spatial/stars/issues/175)
I hope Ubuntu 20.04 will solve this
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package and some handmade stuff but not really GIS ;)
However my code was not working on other systems so I’m far away from a real
solution...
But the main question is Why RCM are delivered in this awful CRS!?
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//r0//
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ne has experience on it?
Here
<https://www.researchgate.net/post/Parallel_computing_and_graphic_CPU_GCPU_usage_in_R_is_it_possible_with_ALL_R_packages>
the question I opened on ResearchGate.
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> Since you are on ubuntu, it should be pretty easy to get that too; see
> sf github pages for installing from ppa:ubuntugis-unstable:
> https://github.com/r-spatial/sf
>
> On 5/4/19 5:19 PM, Maurizio Marchi wrote:
> > Dear Prof.
> > Many thanks for your q
isn't
projected properly (it seems tha QGIS is not able to handle such
projection).
Finally, using the ncdf4+raster libraries, I can easily generate e raster
image but then I'm not able to understand I could I re project this raster
in WGS84 reference system.
Any helps?
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l Analysis Library's MaxP algorithm.
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> You can call it from R using reticulated.
>
> On Tue, Oct 31, 2017 at 7:18 PM Tim Keitt <tke...@utexas.edu> wrote:
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>> http://www.keittlab.org/
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>> On Tue, Oct 31, 2017 at 5:57 AM, Maurizio Marchi <
Hello everybody,
is there an easy way to cluster spatial objects (polygons in my case, a
grid of 500mx500m cells) with an equal number of objects per cluster?
I tried to attach an example of what I mean but I think the message was
never delivered.
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categories prior to be used? Or shoul I reclassify my raster into numeric
values? My main concern is if I would create directional influence and bias
in the results.
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s13595-014-0439-4
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Perfect, thank you very much to everybody,
Next week I will work on my data. Now everything is much clearer!
Regards
Il giorno ven 10 mar 2017 alle 21:44 Roger Bivand <roger.biv...@nhh.no> ha
scritto:
> On Fri, 10 Mar 2017, Maurizio Marchi wrote:
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> > Hello everybody,
>
the 'ape' and 'spdep' packages but it seems that no adjustment
can be done concerning the spatial width to be considered...
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the results will be the same) but the predict function can be
launched on the original dataset (1km) obtaining the pca components with
the desired spatial resolution
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mponents you want to create, generally up to
99% of the explained cumulative variance or those who explained at least 1
time the variance
Under a statistical point of view, the first is a random sampling while the
second is a sort of regular sampling
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Hi Tobias,
many thanks for your reply. The package is good even if I would have to
work a little bit bore to have a raster map for each month (sum of daily
values). I will keep on searching for but, in the mean time I will also try
to work with this package.
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deficit
using the fomula
MD = Potential evapotranspiration - Precipitation
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the results, similarly to
what I'm use to do with the pseudo-absences... So, my question is: is there
the possibility to do it automatically with the biomod2 package or should I
have to create a cycle to repeat the calculation and average the resulting
maps manually?
Many thanks, maurizio
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function for
that but I was not able to find it in the new package, biomod2.
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Hi everybody,
I'm maurizio Marchi and I'm working as a post-doc at the Forestry Research
Centre of Arezzo (Italy) and I have a question concerning spatial points
management.
During my research activities I have to collect data about the crown
projection on the ground of trees. The aim
this is for getting around numeric fuzz, but can be used)
(note also that rasterFromXYZ has a digits argument, similar to
points2grid's eps)
HTH
On Thu, 9 Apr 2015 at 22:44 Maurizio Marchi mauriziomarch...@gmail.com
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Hi everybody, I need help with a big dataset that I need
doesn't works (too many rows maybe?).
Any suggestion? I prefer the .asc format but even GeoTiff or other formats
would be ok.
Manu thanks,
Maurizio
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decided to scale the data (scale=TRUE) but should I also use the centering
option (center=TRUE)? In my advise, the scaling procedure should also
center my data...the scaling procedure is made subtracting the mean and
dividing for the variance, isn't it?
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while INT2S is integer with 2 values...isn't it?
For the moment I will use the larger and converted maps but I would like
to understand better the available options. Many thanks for your
suggestions!
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Uhg, I sent the wrong message!!! Sorry. I read the help of dataType
function and I understood the problem and the meaning. FLT8S, INT2U etc. do
not have the meaning I thought and wrote.
I apologize for the wrong answer!!
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good are my models? Should I use ROC or TSS?
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) as a NEW
file with the .prj
In my experience, European data are usually projected in WGS84 reference
system and coordinates are latitude and longitude.
If you want I can try it for you if your data is not too big and it can be
sent attached to an email.
Bests,
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surveys NOT
classified as pinus nigra stands
Study region: Italy
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mgcv is suggested even if gam package seems the pure GAM.
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together to build an Ensemble model?
In the paper Authors suggested to average projections but I think that it
should be possible to do it with the BIOMOD_EnsembleModeling function
Many thanks, Maurizio
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Goodmorning to List members,
I have a question about Regression Kriging.
Is it correct to define RK as interpolation method which combine regressive
interpolation + ordinary Kriging or regression residuals?
I compared GSIF package and gstat package but I have different
predictions...
I provide an
) and elevation, latitude,
longitude, etc... But how should I decide if to use Kriging or cokriging?
Which statistical way must be chosen to have strong evidences to support a
decision? Covariance matrix for example?
I hope to have been clear enough,
many thanks,
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I hope to be clear enough...
Bests,
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Is there a way to include this action in a for cicle?
I'm working on Ubuntu 12.04
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about BIOMOD package but I didn't find what are
differences with biomod2 package. Are the same?
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in: is there a package that can be used to Test collinearity
between factors of a raster stack (worldclim biovariables)?
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Hi Netra,
In ?idw (the same for ?krige) is explained that:
Function idw performs just as krige without a model being passed, but
allows direct specification of the inverse distance weighting power. Don't
use with predictors in the formula.
I don't know exactly how many points are used as default
Hi Netra,
Could you explain which command do you use for IDW? Do you create a gstat
object or something else?
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with the raster package,
maybe with an option of the interpolate() function?
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with the raster package,
maybe with an option of the interpolate() function?
Thanks,
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Hi everybody,
I have to calculate some new columns in a data frame with 1971000 lines adding
57 new columns but R crashes every time...
I think it's a problem of memory allocation, so I would like to know how I
can change the memory settings...
I'm on Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit
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) for regression
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-variogram(gCoK)
plot(coV,type='b',main='Co-variogram')
coV.fit-fit.lmc(coV,gCoK,vgm(model='Sph',range=1000))
coV.fit
plot(coV,coV.fit,main='Fitted Co-variogram')
coK-interpolate(r,coV.fit)
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I hope it can be ok :)
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the universal kriging with the same
data and the rgdal packages was ok...
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no problem with ordinary and co-kriging but I don't know how perform
the Universal Kriging...
Is there anybody that have already done it?
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