View source: R/polyStatsLevel2AM.R
polyStatsLevel2AM | R Documentation |
Computes a Series of Statistics from GEDI derived Elevation and Height Metrics (Level2A) within a given area defined or not by a polygon
polyStatsLevel2AM(level2AM, func, id=NULL)
level2AM |
A GEDI Level2AM object (output of |
func |
The function to be applied for computing the defined statistics |
id |
A vector containing the polygon id for each GEDI observation. Default is NULL |
Returns an S4 object of class data.table::data.table Containing Statistics of GEDI level2A defined metrics
https://lpdaac.usgs.gov/products/gedi02_av002/
# Specifying the path to GEDI level2A data (zip file)
outdir <- tempdir()
level2A_fp_zip <- system.file("extdata",
"GEDI02_A_2019108080338_O01964_T05337_02_001_01_sub.zip",
package = "rGEDI"
)
# Unzipping GEDI level2A data
level2Apath <- unzip(level2A_fp_zip, exdir = outdir)
# Reading GEDI level2A data (h5 file)
level2a <- readLevel2A(level2Apath = level2Apath)
# Specifying the path to shapefile
polygon_filepath <- system.file("extdata", "stands_cerrado.shp", package = "rGEDI")
# Reading shapefile as sf object
library(sf)
polygon <- sf::st_read(polygon_filepath)
# Extracting GEDI Eleveation and Relative Metrics (level2A)
level2AM <- getLevel2AM(level2a)
head(level2AM)
# Clipping GEDI data by geometry
level2AM_clip <- clipLevel2AMGeometry(level2AM, polygon, split_by = "id")
#' Define your own function
mySetOfMetrics <- function(x) {
metrics <- list(
min = min(x), # Min of x
max = max(x), # Max of x
mean = mean(x), # Mean of x
sd = sd(x) # Sd of x
)
return(metrics)
}
# Computing the maximum of RH100
RH100max <- polyStatsLevel2AM(level2AM_clip, func = max(rh100), id = NULL)
# Computing the maximum of RH100 stratified by polygon
RH100max_poly <- polyStatsLevel2AM(level2AM_clip, func = max(rh100), id = NULL)
# Computing a serie statistics for GEDI metrics stratified by polygon
RH100metrics <- polyStatsLevel2AM(level2AM_clip,
func = mySetOfMetrics(rh100),
id = level2AM_clip$id
)
head(RH100metrics)
close(level2a)
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