I asked Elias Krainski (the autor of skater()), who replied as copied
inline below:
On Tue, 13 Sep 2016, Michael O'Donnell wrote:
Hi,
I am interested in calculating multiple statistics based on
skater{spdep} results for a SpatialPointsDataFrame, and I was wondering
if someone could help me
Hello,
Is it possible to use mapview with custom tiles without the predefined
basemaps? In leaflet it is possible with the addTiles() function and a url
(urlTemplate). It should work something like:
library(mapview)
mapview(gadmCHE)@map %>% addTiles(urlTemplate =
'http://localhost:8000/tiles8/
Hello,
I would like to build an interactive webmap in R. Because of the big amount of
data i want to try vector tiles technic. My geometries are usually stored in
topojson. In JavaScript exists a plugin called geojson-vt. Is there a way to
use this already in R?
Any idea to use vector tiles in
Dear list members,
I'm working with electric measurements that were taken on pipelines. These
are spatio-temporal data whose spatial domain is not Euclidean, because the
pipelines form a geometrical network. Has any work been done before to
study this kind of data?
Best regards,
Roelof Coster
Marcel,
from my point of view the question is why would you want to use mapview
with custom tiles?
If the answer to this is that you want to create a final presentation
grade map including some of the features that mapview provides by
default (i.e. zoom-to-layer button, attribute table popup,
Marcel,
no for mapview and I am 99% certain also no for leaflet.
Though mapview will render large vector data sets (tested for up to 3
million points or line/polygons vertexes). This is, however, not very
flexible (e.g. no coloring by attribute etc.) and will not be compatible
with any other l
On 22/09/16 01:06, Roelof Coster wrote:
Dear list members,
I'm working with electric measurements that were taken on pipelines. These
are spatio-temporal data whose spatial domain is not Euclidean, because the
pipelines form a geometrical network. Has any work been done before to
study this kind
