cartogramR | R Documentation |
Make a continuous cartogram (density equalizing maps)
cartogramR(
data,
count,
method = c("gsm", "gn", "dcn", "GastnerSeguyMore", "GastnerNewman",
"DougenikChrismanNiemeyer"),
options = NULL
)
data |
a sf object which contains at least two columns:
obviously a geometry column (giving the map) and a column which
contains a count by region (leading to a density by region,
density to be equalized by deformation). Each row of |
count |
a character string which indicates the name of the
column (in |
method |
the method to be used, can be one of the following:
|
options |
a named list given to cartogramR_options function
which process options see cartogramR_options for
details. Default to |
A cartogramR object: a list with the following components:
cartogram: a sf object (in the same order of data
or sorted by idregion
see reordered argument) which contains the initial data
(without the geometry) with three additionnal columns (orig_area: original
areas of regions, final_area: final areas of regions in the cartogram
and target_areas the targeted area) and a geometry part which is
the cartogram (ie the initial polygons after deformation)
orig_centers: the initial centers calculated with sf::st_point_on_surface
final_centers: the centers after deformation
gridx: (for flow-based method) final grid (x-axis) if requested (see cartogramR_options for details).
gridy: (for flow-based method) final grid (y-axis) if requested (see cartogramR_options for details). with additionnal attributes.
Dougenik, J., Chrisman, R. & Niemeyer, D. (1985). An algorithm to construct continuous area cartograms. Professional Geographer 37: 75-81.
Gastner, M. & Newman, M.E.J. (2004). Diffusion-based method for producing density equalizing maps. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 101:7499-7504
Gastner, M., Seguy, V. & More, P. (2018). Fast flow-based algorithm for creating density-equalizing map projections. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA, 115:E2156-E2164, website: go-cart
data(usa)
carto <- cartogramR(usa, "electors64")
plot(carto)
summary(carto)
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