combine_rasters: Combines multiple rasters into one

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Combines multiple rasters into one

Description

Combines multiple rasters into one by using merge after first reprojecting or resampling and aligning rasters by matching them up with a a specified origin, resolution, and coordinate reference system, or that of a reference raster.

Usage

combine_rasters(
  raster_list,
  ref_rast = NULL,
  desired_origin,
  desired_res,
  desired_crs,
  method = "bilinear",
  display_progress = TRUE,
  normalize = FALSE,
  use_mean = FALSE
)

Arguments

raster_list	a list of rasters
ref_rast	reference raster with desired properties (Alternatively can supply desired_origin, desired_res, and desired_crs)
desired_origin	desired origin of output raster as a vector with length 2 (x,y)
desired_res	desired resolution of output raster. Either an integer or a vector of length 2 (x,y)
desired_crs	desired coordinate reference system of output raster (CRS class)
method	resampling method. Either "bilinear" for bilinear interpolation (the default), or "ngb" for using the nearest neighbor
display_progress	Logical specifying whether or not to indicate progress
normalize	Logical (False by Default) indicating whether to z-score normalize raster layer before merge (Useful for merging backscatter)
use_mean	Logical (False by Default) indicating whether to take mean value of layers in overlapping area. If FALSE calls raster::merge. If TRUE calls raster::mosaic(fun=mean).

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