View source: R/rasterStackFromPolyList.R
rasterStackFromPolyList | R Documentation |
Takes a list of polygons and creates a multi-layer SpatRaster.
rasterStackFromPolyList( polyList, resolution = 50000, retainSmallRanges = TRUE, extent = "auto" )
polyList |
a list of spatial polygon objects, named with taxon names. It is assumed that all items in last have same crs. |
resolution |
vertical and horizontal size of raster cell, in units of the polygons' projection |
retainSmallRanges |
boolean; should small ranged species be dropped or preserved. See details. |
extent |
if 'auto', then the maximal extent of the polygons will be used. If not auto, must be a numeric vector of length 4 with minLong, maxLong, minLat, maxLat. |
In the rasterization process, all cells for which the polygon covers the
midpoint are considered as present and receive a value of 1. If
retainSmallRanges = FALSE
, then species whose ranges are so small
that no cell registers as present will be dropped. If
retainSmallRanges = TRUE
, then the cells that the small polygon is
found in will be considered as present.
an object of class SpatRaster
where all rasters contain
values of either NA or 1.
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## Not run: data(crotalus) library(sf) library(terra) # get 10 species occurrence sets uniqueSp <- split(crotalus, crotalus$genSp) uniqueSp <- lapply(uniqueSp, function(x) x[!duplicated(x[, c('decimallongitude', 'decimallatitude')]),]) uniqueSp <- names(uniqueSp[sapply(uniqueSp, nrow) > 5]) uniqueSp <- uniqueSp[1:10] # create range polygons ranges <- vector('list', length = length(uniqueSp)) for (i in 1:length(uniqueSp)) { x <- crotalus[which(crotalus$genSp == uniqueSp[i]),] ranges[[i]] <- getDynamicAlphaHull(x, coordHeaders = c('decimallongitude', 'decimallatitude'), clipToCoast = 'terrestrial') } # name the polygons names(ranges) <- uniqueSp # keep only the polygons ranges <- lapply(ranges, function(x) x[[1]]) # Create a SpatRaster with the extent inferred from the polygons, and a cell # resolution of 0.2 degrees. # cells with the presence of a species get a value of 1, NA if absent. rangeStack <- rasterStackFromPolyList(ranges, resolution = 0.2) # calculate species richness per cell, where cell values are counts of species richnessRaster <- app(rangeStack, fun=sum, na.rm = TRUE) # set values of 0 to NA richnessRaster[richnessRaster == 0] <- NA #plot ramp <- colorRampPalette(c('blue','yellow','red')) plot(richnessRaster, col=ramp(100)) # to add a basic coastline, you can use the internal map # world <- rangeBuilder:::loadWorldMap() # plot(world, add = TRUE, lwd = 0.5) ## End(Not run)
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