plot_populations: Plotting the locations of a 'population'

In dyerlab/gstudio: Tools Related to the Spatial Analysis of Genetic Marker Data

Plotting the locations of a 'population'

Description

Plots a data frame if that data frame has names indicated by the passed arguments stratum, Longitude, and Latitude. Otherwise it passes the object on to plot.default()

Usage

plot_populations(
  x,
  stratum = "Population",
  longitude = "Longitude",
  latitude = "Latitude",
  map.source = "google",
  map.type = "terrain",
  color = "black",
  zoom = NA,
  ...
)

Arguments

x	An object of type data.frame that has Longitude, Latitude, and Stratum variables.
stratum	The stratum to plot (default='Population').
longitude	Name of the column to be used as a decimal longitude
latitude	Name of the column to be used as decimal latitude
map.source	Where the map should be retrieved from. Common options include google Get the map from Google Maps (this is the default) osm Open Streat Map derived
map.type	What kind of map to use. Current types include: sattelite A satellite image of the area. terrain A stylized topological map (this is the default). road The default google road map. hybrid Mix of road and terrain maps.
color	The color of the markers to be plot.
zoom	The default zoom level when using google maps (default NA). If omitted the code will attempt to define the map by the bounding box defined by the coords
...	Ignored

Value

A ggplot object that will be plotted by default.

Author(s)

Rodney J. Dyer [e-mail]

dyerlab/gstudio documentation built on Feb. 2, 2024, 8:24 p.m.