to_osm: Transform to OpenStreetMap (*Google Mercator*) Projection
In chrisbrunsdon/caricRture: 'Sketchy' style maps with R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Transforms a Spatial object
to 'Google Mercator' projection - this makes the object work well with a
backdrop.
Usage
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to_osm(spdf)
spdf
Arguments
spdf
a Spatial* or Spatial*DataFrame object
Value
spdf transformed to 'Google Mercator' projection
Examples
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data(all_ireland)
# Transform to osm projection, enjoy nice rectangular image...
all_ireland %>% to_osm %>%
make_backdrop(type='nps') %>% plot_it(border='navyblue')
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Transforms a Spatial object to 'Google Mercator' projection - this makes the object work well with a backdrop.
Usage
1 2 | to_osm(spdf)
spdf
|
Arguments
spdf |
a Spatial* or Spatial*DataFrame object |
Value
spdf transformed to 'Google Mercator' projection
Examples
1 2 3 4 | data(all_ireland)
# Transform to osm projection, enjoy nice rectangular image...
all_ireland %>% to_osm %>%
make_backdrop(type='nps') %>% plot_it(border='navyblue')
|
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