matrix2raster: Converts a matrix to a RasterLayer or arrays to a...

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Converts a matrix to a RasterLayer or arrays to a RasterStack-object

Description

matrix2raster Converts a matrix to a RasterLayer or arrays to a RasterStack-object.

Usage

matrix2raster(z,x,y,layer,proj="+proj=longlat")

Arguments

z	matrix or array to be converted.
x	optional x-coordinates giving the horizontal range of the raster layer, its size does not need to coincide with ncol(z)!
y	optional y-coordinates giving the verical range of the raster layer, its size does not need to coincide with nrow(z)!
layer	layer to be selected (only valid if z is an array).
proj	optional argument, setting the coordinate reference system (CRS) of a Raster* object (default is +proj=longlat).

Author(s)

Robert K. Bauer

Examples

## Example 1: convert a matrix
m <- matrix(3,2,2)
matrix2raster(m)

## Example 2: convert an array
a <- array(3,dim=c(2,2,2))
matrix2raster(a)
matrix2raster(a,layer=1)

## Example 3: convert '.nc'-file to raster-object manually
owd <- getwd()
path <- system.file("test_files", package="oceanmap")
ncfile <- Sys.glob(paste0(path,'/herring*.nc')) # load sample-'.nc'-files

library('ncdf4')
library('raster')
nc <- nc_open(ncfile) # open netcdf file
z <- ncvar_get(nc,'Conc')[,,1]
lon <- as.vector(ncvar_get(nc,'lon')) # fillvalues are automatically replaced by NA
lat <- as.vector(ncvar_get(nc,'lat')) # fillvalues are automatically replaced by NA
matrix2raster(z,x=lon,y=lat)  

## Example 4: convert '.nc'-file to raster-object using nc2raster
nc2raster(ncfile,varname='Conc',layer=1:4)

oceanmap documentation built on Nov. 10, 2023, 5:08 p.m.