metaclipR.SpatialPlot: Directed metadata graph construction for spatialPlot outputs

Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s) References See Also

Description

Build a directed metadata graph describing a spatialPlot in visualizeR

Usage

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metaclipR.SpatialPlot(package = "visualizeR", version = "1.1.1", graph,
  input.grid = NULL, type = "grid", fun = "spatialPlot",
  arg.list = NULL, stipplingInputGraph = NULL, epsg.code = "EPSG:4329")

Arguments

package

package

version

version

graph

i-graph class object containing the input grid whose values are to be mapped

input.grid

Optional. The input grid passed to the plotting function. Some metadata are extracted from this object if not explicit from the plotting arguments (e.g., the spatial extent of the map).

type

The type of input grid passed to spatialPlot. Default to "grid". The other possible choice is "stations", for station datasets. Whie the first is mapped to the go:MapRaster class, the latter is assigned to go:MapPoints.

fun

function name. Default to spatialPlot, from package visualizeR.

arg.list

Argument list (A named list in key-value format).

stipplingInputGraph

Currently unused. The graph containing the step from which the stippling is derived (default to NULL, and no stippling is indicated)

epsg.code

A character string indicating the EPSG code of the map projection. Default to "4979"

Details

It is important to note that the resulting output of this function will reatin as parent node the last step before plotting, so intermediate plots within the data workflow can be recorded in the provenance track without affecting subsequent operations.

This function takes as reference the semantics defined in the Data Source and Transformation ontology defined in the Metaclip Framework (http://metaclip.predictia.es/).

Author(s)

D. San Martín, J. Bedia

References

climate4R page at University of Cantabria

See Also

Other graphical.products: metaclipR.AnomalyMap, metaclipR.EnsoPlume, metaclipR.SkillMap


Predictia/metaclipR documentation built on May 14, 2019, 6:07 a.m.