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Performing geospatial analysis in R?
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Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)How to stack rasters for ecological analysis?R - Crop a pixel image produced by spatstat with a boundary shapeExtract Raster from Raster using Polygon shapefile in RRead a table from an ESRI file geodatabase (.gdb) using RR will not read shapefile / file.exists returns trueCalculating average monthly rainfall from raster using shapefileDoes the inputs extent have to be identical for raster::intersect to crop a RGB GEOTiff?Extracting a polygon from slanted Sentinel satellite image using RCropping in a shape of catchment area (not rectangular) in RgIntersection error: linearRing not created
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I obtained a rectangular sort of image when I subset shapefile on the raster image. I want to get exact irregular shaped image so that I can proceed my classification to that particular area (B is my raster image):
boundryfile<-readOGR(dsn="E:\FYP guide\SUPARCO 2013\Jamal Garhi",layer="Jamal Garhi")
B_crop<-crop(x=B,y=boundryfile)
r
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I obtained a rectangular sort of image when I subset shapefile on the raster image. I want to get exact irregular shaped image so that I can proceed my classification to that particular area (B is my raster image):
boundryfile<-readOGR(dsn="E:\FYP guide\SUPARCO 2013\Jamal Garhi",layer="Jamal Garhi")
B_crop<-crop(x=B,y=boundryfile)
r
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I obtained a rectangular sort of image when I subset shapefile on the raster image. I want to get exact irregular shaped image so that I can proceed my classification to that particular area (B is my raster image):
boundryfile<-readOGR(dsn="E:\FYP guide\SUPARCO 2013\Jamal Garhi",layer="Jamal Garhi")
B_crop<-crop(x=B,y=boundryfile)
r
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I obtained a rectangular sort of image when I subset shapefile on the raster image. I want to get exact irregular shaped image so that I can proceed my classification to that particular area (B is my raster image):
boundryfile<-readOGR(dsn="E:\FYP guide\SUPARCO 2013\Jamal Garhi",layer="Jamal Garhi")
B_crop<-crop(x=B,y=boundryfile)
r
r
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R and raster crops to a bounding box so you will need to also mask to only retain the area of interest. Mask works by setting values inside or outside of a shape to a value usually NA in this context.
See raster::mask command
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R and raster crops to a bounding box so you will need to also mask to only retain the area of interest. Mask works by setting values inside or outside of a shape to a value usually NA in this context.
See raster::mask command
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R and raster crops to a bounding box so you will need to also mask to only retain the area of interest. Mask works by setting values inside or outside of a shape to a value usually NA in this context.
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