ellipseGoogleMaps: Create plot of ellipses from spatial points data frame on...
In plotGoogleMaps: Plot Spatial or Spatio-Temporal Data Over Google Maps

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Plot htm output with Google Maps API in form of ellipses plot of spatial data. Ready to use as local htm file or into your own website.

ellipseGoogleMaps(SP, 
                  filename = '', 
                  zcol = 1:3, 
                  add = F, 
                  previousMap = NULL, 
                  scale_e = 10, 
                  colPalette = NULL, 
                  strokeColor = '#FFAA00', 
                  strokeOpacity = 1, 
                  fillOpacity=0.7,
                  strokeWeight = 1, 
                  geodesic = TRUE, 
                  clickable = TRUE,  
                  zIndex = 'null', 
                  map.width="100%",
                  map.height="100%",
                  layerName="",
                  control.width="100%",
                  control.height="100%",
                  zoom = 15, 
                  fitBounds = TRUE, 
                  mapTypeId = 'HYBRID', 
                  disableDoubleClickZoom = FALSE, 
                  draggable = TRUE, 
                  keyboardShortcuts = TRUE, 
                  mapTypeControlOptions = 'DEFAULT', 
                  navigationControl = TRUE, 
                  navigationControlOptions = 'DEFAULT', 
                  scaleControlOptions = 'STANDARD', 
                  noClear = FALSE, 
                  scrollwheel = TRUE, 
                  streetViewControl = FALSE,
                  legend=TRUE,
                  control=TRUE,
                  InfoWindowControl=list(map="map", event="click",position="event.latLng",
                                                   disableAutoPan=FALSE, maxWidth=330,
                                                   pixelOffset="null",zIndex="null") ,
                  api="https://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false&v=3.18",
                  openMap=TRUE)

`SP`	object of SpatialPointsDataFrame-class with associated coordinate reference systems and minimum three attributes: semi-major axis, semi-minor axis, and orientation in degrees.
`filename`	the name of the output htm or html file. If filename is not defined the function creates temporary file.
`zcol`	variable column names, or column numbers after removing spatial coordinates from x@data: 1 refers to the first non-coordinate column. Attribute names or numbers of columns contains semi-major axis, semi-minor axis, and orientation in degrees respectively
`add`	logical; if TRUE the result of the function will be a list stored as variable in the R. It is possible to combine more layers in the one plot, previously saved output from plotGoogleMaps should be given in the previousMap attribute.
`previousMap`	previously saved variable from plotGoogleMaps when attribute add is TRUE. It is solution for combining more than one layers in the one plot.
`scale_e`	if is 10 then ellipses is drown 10:1
`colPalette`	colours to be used to fill plotting symbols; numeric vector of same size like key.entries
`strokeColor`	the color to draw the border of circle (the plotting symbols), NULL for no border
`strokeOpacity`	the stroke opacity between 0.0 and 1.0
`fillOpacity`	the fill opacity between 0.0 and 1.0
`strokeWeight`	the stroke width in pixels
`geodesic`	render each edge as a geodesic (a segment of a 'great circle')
`clickable`	indicates whether this plotting symbol handles click events
`zIndex`	the zIndex compared to other polygons
`map.width`	the width of the map. Can be in percent or in pixels (px)
`map.height`	the height of the map. Can be in percent or in pixels (px)
`layerName`	the name of the layer. Layer name appears on the check box for switching layer of and on in output htm.
`control.width`	the width of the part of htm for controlling layer (legend, opacity,...) Can be in percent or in pixels (px).
`control.height`	the height of the part of htm for controlling layer (legend, opacity,...) Can be in percent or in pixels (px).
`zoom`	the initial Map zoom level.Zoom levels between 0 (the lowest zoom level, in which the entire world can be seen on one map) to 19 (the highest zoom level, down to individual buildings) are possible within the normal maps view. Argument fitBounds should be FALSE.
`fitBounds`	sets the maps to fit to the boundary box values of sp object
`mapTypeId`	the initial Map mapTypeId. 'HYBRID' - map type displays a transparent layer of major streets on satellite images. 'ROADMAP' - map type displays a normal street map. 'SATELLITE' - map type displays satellite images. 'TERRAIN' - map type displays maps with physical features such as terrain and vegetation.
`disableDoubleClickZoom`	enables or disables zoom and center on double click.
`draggable`	if FALSE, prevents the map from being dragged
`keyboardShortcuts`	if FALSE, prevents the map from being controlled by the keyboard.
`mapTypeControlOptions`	the initial display options for the Map type control. 'DEFAULT' - uses the default map type control. 'DROPDOWN_MENU' - a dropdown menu for the screen realestate conscious. 'HORIZONTAL_BAR' - the standard horizontal radio buttons bar.
`navigationControl`	enabled or disabled state of the navigation control
`navigationControlOptions`	the initial display options for the navigation control. 'ANDROID' - the small zoom control similar to the one used by the native Maps application on Android. 'DEFAULT' - the default navigation control. The control which DEFAULT maps to will vary according to map size and other factors. It may change in future versions of the API. 'SMALL' - the small, zoom only control. 'ZOOM_PAN' - the larger control, with the zoom slider and pan directional pad.
`scaleControlOptions`	the initial display options for the scale control.
`noClear`	if TRUE, do not clear the contents of the Map div.
`scrollwheel`	if FALSE, disables scrollwheel zooming on the map.
`streetViewControl`	the initial enabled or disabled state of the Street View pegman control
`legend`	if FALSE, disables legend.
`control`	if FALSE, disables control.
`InfoWindowControl`	see https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/reference#InfoWindowOptions
`api`	see https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/tutorial
`openMap`	if TRUE map is browesed by default browser

This function returns a list with HTML, JavaScript, Google Maps API key and else what is necessary for the final web map. The second output is htm file ready to use stored in working direcoty.

Milan Kilibarda kili@grf.bg.ac.rs

plotGoogleMaps, segmentGoogleMaps, bubbleGoogleMaps

# Data preparation
    ell<- data.frame(E=c(7456263,7456489,7456305),
    N=c(4954146,4952978,4952695),A=c( 2.96,4.55,7.10),
    B=c(2.35,2.11,2.29),teta=c(28.35242,41.04491,38.47216))
    
    coordinates(ell) <- ~E+N
    proj4string(ell) <- CRS("+proj=tmerc +lat_0=0 +lon_0=21 +k=0.9999 
        +x_0=7500000 +y_0=0 +ellps=bessel 
        +towgs84=574.027,170.175,401.545,4.88786,-0.66524,-13.24673,0.99999311067 
        +units=m")
    
    m<-ellipseGoogleMaps(ell,mapTypeId='ROADMAP')