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Thank you very much,,will try it and let you know what happens.
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doing that in R. You
could still use R to generate the control points with locator though.
They might be good enough just with very simple registration though
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Cheers, Mike.
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latitudes, but that you can't treat the degree grid as square. That
is, a degree of longitude is about 10% less than a degree of latitude
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I will try the suggestion you provided, and wait for further comments.
Thank you very much
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Here is the soap package:
http://www.maths.bath.ac.uk/~sw283/simon/software.html
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simplistic and dependent
on the cell size chosen and assumptions about straight line movement.
That is another thing the doc should say more clearly I think.)
Cheers, Mike (author of trip)
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, your package is very usefull!
Many thanks
David
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I should have added that probably the best way to trim the result is to just
trim the grid built on the full data, then there is no messy problem with
line intersections or spatial vs time based
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format). The
output of gSimplify is a simplified version of the input that you can
collect like any other R object in a list().
See
library(rgeos)
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Just nearest neighbour I believe, so straight indexing based on the new
spacing. GDAL tools give more explicit options, as described here:
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Don't use UTM for anything with a longitude extent greater than about 6
degrees, this is the basis of a UTM zone. I think it's a poor choice in
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With spTransform or project in the rgdal package, and the sp package. At a
minimum to do this or for anyone else to help you need to know the datum
against which your longitude and latitude are measured, what each token in
the coordinate strings are ('degree minute second' for example) and the
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alphahull is nice but having a SpatialPolygonsDataFrame from the result is
quite tricky
If anyone has the solution..
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Try the alphahull package, which is on CRAN.
I don't believe it will smooth
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packages:
[1] stats graphics grDevices utils datasets methods
[7] base
other attached packages:
[1] raster_2.0-08 sp_0.9-99
loaded via a namespace (and not attached):
[1] grid_2.14.1lattice_0.20-0 tools_2.14.1
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Heh, good point! There are so many options some times . . .
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This can work with a combination of vsizip (or other) and vsicurl
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It is hard to help since your code is not reproducible, but there is a way
to do this in the trip package with as.trip.SpatialLinesDataFrame, though
going that route might be unattractive. Please provide the example data
using something like dput(head(lid, n = 10)) rather than a straight dump
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Error in .requireRgdal(FALSE) : you use rgdal version: 0.7-19
You need version 0.7-22 or higher
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I meant wrld_simpl2 version like the maps package has.
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= FALSE) + layer(sp.polygons(world, lwd=0.8,
col='darkgray'))
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# I am looking for something like this:
r1$lon
r2$lat
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The raster package isn't able to read the data from this GMT-style
NetCDF, since the structure of the variable is one-dimensional internally
and you are supposed to deal with that yourself. I would stick
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of it.
I've got very good advice on how to create the 3d shapefiles using
simple python scripting in the qgis list, I insert the link:
http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/create-3d-shapefile-and-or-GPX-tp5040855p5040863.html
Agus
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(as in .plotCT).
Is there any way to do this currently, other than to explicitly
provide the col and breaks arguments for plotting? I appreciate
that I'm probably missing something obvious hacking around here.
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? spCBind sounds like a good candidate, but will this
correctly handle the georeferencing?
Thanks in advance,
Jeroen
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) to do the same for unprojected
rasters, or reproject on the fly in the obvious way. I'll have a look
at that (or wait to be shown that the functions are already there!).
Cheers, Mike.
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