Tom Roche Wed, 03 Oct 2012 11:34:58 -0400
I'm getting very wrong output
Robert J. Hijmans Wed, 3 Oct 2012 20:27:07 -0700
I do not know why you say the output is wrong. Why you would expect
that input variables would have to be preserved
I should have worded that better. Moreover, since the
summary: Robert Hijmans' advice fixed my hang, but now I'm getting
very wrong output--i.e., input variables are not preserved. How to
get the appropriate output schema (e.g., data variables)?
details:
https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-sig-geo/2012-October/016215.html
My current [NetCDF] input
Tom,
I do not know why you say the output is wrong. Why you would expect that
input variables would have to be preserved (copied to the output file)?
For 'raster' there is input data and output data, the input and output
files (formats, attributes) are not related in any way.
You could use the
summary: I'm debugging an apparent hang of raster::projectRaster when
projecting the values from an input global lon-lat-gridded emissions
inventory (EI) to an output over the contiguous US (CONUS) gridded
Lambert conformal conic (LCC). I'm new to 'raster' and relatively new
to geomatics and
Tom,
If you do not provide a to argument, projectRaster guesses one, and this
is not entirely fool-proof. I think that in this case it created a big
task, and that is simply taking a very long time. Adding an argument like
progress='window' can be helpful. projectRaster is 4 times faster om my
