detect_drop: Detect a sudden drop, edge, or overhang in a DEM
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detect_drop R Documentation
Detect a sudden drop, edge, or overhang in a DEM
Description
Detect a sudden drop, edge, or overhang in a DEM
Usage
detect_drop(data, d = 0.1)
Arguments
data
DEM of class RasterLayer.
d
The threshold height difference to define a drop.
Value
A RasterLayer marking edges. Values indicate maximum height difference of surrounding cells.
Examples
edges <- detect_drop(horseshoe, d = 0.2)
raster::plot(horseshoe)
raster::plot(edges)
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Detect a sudden drop, edge, or overhang in a DEM
Description
Detect a sudden drop, edge, or overhang in a DEM
Usage
detect_drop(data, d = 0.1)
Arguments
data |
DEM of class RasterLayer. |
d |
The threshold height difference to define a drop. |
Value
A RasterLayer marking edges. Values indicate maximum height difference of surrounding cells.
Examples
edges <- detect_drop(horseshoe, d = 0.2)
raster::plot(horseshoe)
raster::plot(edges)
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