Description Usage Arguments Value References Examples
Determine the Universal Transverse Mercator zone that contains the given longitude coordinates.
1 | lon2utmZone(lon, lat = NULL)
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lon |
Numeric vector of longitudes. |
lat |
Numeric vector of latitudes, same length as |
A numeric vector giving the UTM zones (integers) containing the lon.
If lat is not NULL, then zones are corrected to account for
the special cases of Svalbard and parts of Norway.
Based on a function posted by Josh O'Brien on 8 Feb 2012 on stackoverflow [link]. and code for exceptions posted by wittrup on 13 Sep 2013 on stackoverflow [link].
1 2 3 4 | mylon <- c(-82.27, NA, -122.44, 21.97, 21.97)
mylat <- c(44.76, 37.77, 37.77, NA, 78.64)
lon2utmZone(mylon)
lon2utmZone(mylon, mylat)
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