finch_region: Study region for house finch conjunctivitis simulations
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finch_region R Documentation
Study region for house finch conjunctivitis simulations
Description
This is a raster that defines the spatial extent and resolution of the house
finch conjunctivitis example in the vignette. It encompasses terrestrial
North America from southern Mexico to southern Canada. It has a resolution of
46.375 by 46.375 kilometers, adding up to 6,355 possible populations of
house finches. The projected coordinate system for the study region is
Albers equal-area conic, with a reference longitude of 94.5 W and standard
parallels at 21.5 N and 47.5 N.
Usage
finch_region
Format
A raster object with 1 layer and 17066 cells defining the spatial
scope of a simulation.
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Study region for house finch conjunctivitis simulations
Description
This is a raster that defines the spatial extent and resolution of the house finch conjunctivitis example in the vignette. It encompasses terrestrial North America from southern Mexico to southern Canada. It has a resolution of 46.375 by 46.375 kilometers, adding up to 6,355 possible populations of house finches. The projected coordinate system for the study region is Albers equal-area conic, with a reference longitude of 94.5 W and standard parallels at 21.5 N and 47.5 N.
Usage
finch_region
Format
A raster object with 1 layer and 17066 cells defining the spatial scope of a simulation.
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