formatCoord | R Documentation |
This function formats geographical coordinates to decimal degrees and replaces missing coordinates by the coordinates obtained from the gazetteer.
formatCoord( coords, lat = "decimalLatitude", lon = "decimalLongitude", flag = TRUE, lat.orig = "decimalLatitude", lon.orig = "decimalLongitude", lat.gazet = "latitude.gazetteer", lon.gazet = "longitude.gazetteer", res.gazet = "resolution.gazetteer", lat.new = "decimalLatitude.new", lon.new = "decimalLongitude.new", rm.gazet = FALSE )
coords |
data.frame |
lat |
character. The name of the column containing the latitude. Default to "decimalLatitude". |
lon |
character. The name of the column containing the longitude. Default to "decimalLongitude". |
flag |
logical. Should the differences between the original and edited coordinates be flagged? Default to TRUE. |
lat.orig |
character. The name of the column containing the latitude. Default to "decimalLatitude". |
lon.orig |
character. The name of the column containing the longitude. Default to "decimalLongitude". |
lat.gazet |
character. The name of the column containing the latitude from the gazetteer. Default to "latitude.gazetteer". |
lon.gazet |
character. The name of the column containing the longitude from the gazetteer. Default to "longitude.gazetteer". |
res.gazet |
character. The name of the column containing the resolution of the locality information from which the gazetteer coordinates were obtained. |
lat.new |
character. The name of the column containing the edited latitude, combining the coordinates from the source data and the gazetteer. Default to "decimalLatitude.new". |
lon.new |
character. The name of the column containing the working longitude combining the coordinates from the source data and the gazetteer. Default to "decimalLongitude.new". |
rm.gazet |
logical. Should the coordinates form the gazetteer be removed from the data after the replacement of missing coordinates? Default to FALSE. |
The function works as a wrapper, where the individuals steps of the proposed plantR workflow for editing the geographical coordinates are performed altogether (see the plantR tutorial and the help of each function for details).
The input data frame usually contains the following fields (the function defaults):
the source coordinates: 'decimalLongitude' and 'decimalLatitude';
the gazetteer coordinates: 'latitude.gazetteer' and 'longitude.gazetteer';
the precision of the gazetteer coordinates: 'resolution.gazetteer';
the working coordinates: 'decimalLatitude.new' and 'decimalLongitude.new'.
The input data frame coords
, plus the new columns
'origin.coord' and 'precision.coord' with the formatted information. The
new columns have the same name as proposed by the Darwin Core standards
followed by the suffix '.new'.
prepCoord and getCoord.
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