Thanks for your interest, and timely fix, Edzer.
Do you also think that some modifications can be done in the way STFDF and
STSDF are subsetted? I understand that they are different than STIDF as
length(rural@sp)!=nrow(rural@data)
Servet
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I don't know what you would like to modify:
library(spacetime)
Loading required package: sp
data(air)
class(rural)
[1] STFDF
attr(,package)
[1] spacetime
dim(rural)
space time variables
70 4383 1
dim(rural[c(1,1:10),])
space time variables
11
Hi,
Since you sent me your data (I'd still prefer dput() and you should
use that in the future so you can send your data to the list):
I don't see how your problem has anything to do with YNP. See below.
On Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at 9:18 AM, Milan Sharma milansharma2...@yahoo.com wrote:
Could you
Hi, I am trying to create a mask within a specified extent [ext -
extent(-58,-48,-17,-2)] that has 1 degree latitudinal band masks. So every 1
degree is a different number category. Eventually, I want to use it in zonal
(as a mask) to obtain zonal statistics.
I have a way that is a bit roundabout
Dear list,
Recently I used a Spatial Eigenvector Generalized Linear Model (SEVM-GLM)
to understand whales distribution in Rio de Janeiro in spdep package and when
I compared the SEVM-GLM with a normal GLM (as the example in page118
indicated) I had no differences (p0.05) between them.
What
Hi Moshood Agba,
thank you for the quick reply.
i get the following message:
Error: unexpected '=' in UTM - spTransform(LatLong, CRS(+proj=utm
+zone=29 +ellps=WGS84 +datum=WGS84 +units=
i noticed that difference in the result when using the espg information in
the code but i don't know what
