customAlbers | R Documentation |
These functions take as input either a spatial object or coordinate pair and a custom WKT2 (well-known text) coordinate reference system string centered on the object or coordinate. Projections include:
Albers conic equal-area
Lambert azimuthal equal-area
Vertical near-side (i.e., as the world appears from geosynchronous orbit)
Please note that these are NOT standard projections, so do not have an EPSG or like code.
customAlbers(x)
customLambert(x)
customVNS(x, alt = 35800)
x |
Either an object of class |
alt |
Altitude in meters of the viewpoint in km. The default (35800 km) is geosynchronous orbit. |
A WKT2 (well-known text) string.
customLambert()
: Custom coordinate reference system WKT2 string
customVNS()
: Custom coordinate reference system WKT2 string
getCRS
, customAlbers
, customLambert
, customVNS
library(sf)
### Madagascar
data(mad0)
alb <- customAlbers(mad0)
lamb <- customLambert(mad0)
vert <- customVNS(mad0)
madAlb <- st_transform(mad0, alb)
madLamb <- st_transform(mad0, lamb)
madVert <- st_transform(mad0, vert)
oldPar <- par(mfrow=c(2, 2))
plot(st_geometry(mad0), main='Unprojected (WGS84)')
plot(st_geometry(madAlb), main='Albers')
plot(st_geometry(madLamb), main='Lambert')
plot(st_geometry(madVert), main='Vertical')
par(oldPar)
### Canada
# The effect is more noticeable when plotting large areas,
# especially if they lie near the poles.
# This example can take a few minutes to run and plot.
library(terra)
canFile <- system.file('extdata', 'canada_level0_gadm41.gpkg', package='enmSdmX')
can <- vect(canFile)
alb <- customAlbers(can)
lamb <- customLambert(can)
vert <- customVNS(can)
canAlb <- project(can, alb)
canLamb <- project(can, lamb)
canVert <- project(can, vert)
oldPar <- par(mfrow=c(2, 2))
plot(can, main = 'Unprojected (WGS84)')
plot(canAlb, main = 'Albers')
plot(canLamb, main = 'Lambert')
plot(canVert, main = 'Vertical')
par(oldPar)
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