stamp.map: Mapping (plotting) functionality for 'stamp' output

In stampr: Spatial Temporal Analysis of Moving Polygons

Mapping (plotting) functionality for stamp output

Description

This function maps STAMP output for visual assessment of STAMP events and groupings. Choice of which aspect of the stamp output to be visualized is controlled by passing the column name to the stamp.map function.

Usage

stamp.map(stmp, by = "LEV1", ...)

Arguments

stmp	output from the stamp function, i.e., a (sf object).
by	tells the function which attribute to visualize, one of "LEV1", "LEV2", "LEV3", "LEV4", or "GROUP"
...	additional parameters to be passed to the sf plot function

Details

The stamp.map function can be used to visualize any of the stamp event designation levels (e.g., "LEV1", "LEV2", "LEV3", "LEV4", or the STAMP groupings (based off of parameter dc in the stamp function).

Value

stamp.map returns a map of the stamp output using the plot.sf functionality. It implements a pre-defined coloring scheme.

See Also

stamp data("fire1") data("fire2") ch <- stamp(fire1, fire2, dc=1, direction=FALSE, distance=FALSE) stamp.map(ch, "LEV1") stamp.map(ch, "LEV2") stamp.map(ch, "LEV3") stamp.map(ch, "LEV4")

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