slope_vector | R Documentation |
slope_vector()
calculates the slopes associated with consecutive elements
in one dimensional distance and associated elevations (see examples).
slope_distance()
calculates the slopes associated with consecutive
distances and elevations.
slope_distance_mean()
calculates the mean average slopes associated with
consecutive distances and elevations.
slope_distance_weighted()
calculates the slopes associated with
consecutive distances and elevations,
with the mean value associated with each set of distance/elevation
vectors weighted in proportion to the distance between each elevation
measurement, so longer sections have proportionally more influence
on the resulting gradient estimate (see examples).
slope_vector(x, elevations)
slope_distance(d, elevations)
slope_distance_mean(d, elevations, directed = FALSE)
slope_distance_weighted(d, elevations, directed = FALSE)
x |
Vector of locations |
elevations |
Elevations in same units as x (assumed to be metres) |
d |
Vector of distances between points |
directed |
Should the value be directed? |
A vector of slope gradients associated with each linear element
(each line between consecutive vertices) associated with linear features.
Returned values for slope_distance_mean()
and
slope_distance_mean_weighted()
are summary statistics for all
linear elements in the linestring.
The output value is a proportion representing the change in elevation
for a given change in horizontal movement along the linestring.
0.02, for example, represents a low gradient of 2% while 0.08 represents
a steep gradient of 8%.
x = c(0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9)
elevations = c(1, 2, 2, 4, 3, 0) / 10 # downward slope overall
slope_vector(x, elevations)
library(sf)
m = st_coordinates(lisbon_road_segment)
d = sequential_dist(m, lonlat = FALSE)
elevations = elevation_extract(m, dem_lisbon_raster)
slope_distance(d, elevations)
slope_distance_mean(d, elevations)
slope_distance_mean(d, elevations, directed = TRUE)
slope_distance_mean(rev(d), rev(elevations), directed = TRUE)
slope_distance_weighted(d, elevations)
slope_distance_weighted(d, elevations, directed = TRUE)
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