satscanMapper-package | R Documentation |
The satscanMapper package provides a means of creating U. S. maps at the state, county within a state, or census tracts within a state level (locations) using the results data from a SaTScan (TM) Spatial and Spatial-Temporal analysis. The package categorizes and color the observed over expected rations for locations used in the analysis. The locations can be states, or counties or census tracts within a state. The package requires the location ID be the U. S. FIPS codes to be able to create a geo file and be able to map the locations (states, counties or census tracts within a state or DC.) This allows the package to link up the data to the US Census 2000 and 2010 boundary data.
The package uses the observed/expected ratios calculated by SaTScan (TM) to categorize and color the locations within each cluster. The package can use the ratios of each location or the ratio of the cluster being mapped.
The SaTScanMapper package uses the SeerMapper and Seer2010Mapper packages for the state, county and census tract boundaries and mapping functions. SaTScanMapper then adds the cluster labels and outlines as requested.
Package: | satscanMapper |
Type: | Package |
Version: | 1.0.2 |
Date: | 2022-08-23 |
License: | GPL-2 |
LazyLoad: | no |
The package contains a function to validate the population and case file location IDs against the contained boundary data and generate an appropriate geographic file for use with SaTScan (TM). The minimum SaTScan results data files are:
Saved Parameter File
Cluster Information File
Location Information File
Relative Risk Estimates File
and must be in DBF format.
The boundary data for the states, counties and census tracts and mapping functions from the SeerMapper package is used.
A state, county and place name (for census tracts) information is provided to help make the cluster reports more readable to the user. Only the needed boundary data are loaded into memory.
Jim Pearson jbpearson353@gmail.com
Maintainer: Jim Pearson jbpearson353@gmail.com
Package compiled by Jim Pearson jbpearson353@gmail.com
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