envinmrPalette: Environmental Informatics Marburg colour palette
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envinmrPalette R Documentation
Environmental Informatics Marburg colour palette
Description
this function updates existing spplot objects so that
i) the axes are drawn at all four sites (as these usually represent
coordinates), ii) the default colorpalette from envinmr.theme() is used
and ii) the colorkey is plotted on top of the graph so
that the main = ... argument can be used to describe the colorkey.
Usage
envinmrPalette(n)
Arguments
n
the number of colours to be created
Author(s)
Tim Appelhans
See Also
colorRampPalette
Examples
rst <- raster::raster(volcano)
p1 <- spplot(rst)
p1
p2 <- envinmrRasterPlot(p1, col.regions = envinmrPalette(100))
p2
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Environmental Informatics Marburg colour palette
Description
this function updates existing spplot objects so that
i) the axes are drawn at all four sites (as these usually represent
coordinates), ii) the default colorpalette from envinmr.theme() is used
and ii) the colorkey is plotted on top of the graph so
that the main = ... argument can be used to describe the colorkey.
Usage
envinmrPalette(n)
Arguments
n |
the number of colours to be created |
Author(s)
Tim Appelhans
See Also
colorRampPalette
Examples
rst <- raster::raster(volcano)
p1 <- spplot(rst)
p1
p2 <- envinmrRasterPlot(p1, col.regions = envinmrPalette(100))
p2
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