map_drape: Get map overlay as array
In h-a-graham/raytrix: A {rayshader} plugin providing a spatial framework for retrieving and visualising geospatial data.
map_drape R Documentation
Get map overlay as array
Description
retrieve a 3 dimensional (RGB or other) array for the canvas region.
Usage
map_drape(res, src = "wms_virtualearth", alpha = 1, resample = "Average", ...)
Arguments
res
The desired cell resolution of the matrix in canvas CRS units.
src
Default is 'wms_virtualearth'. The server from which to download map data.
use raytrix::map_sources() to see available built in sources (provided by gdalwebsrv)
or provide your own source. See details...
alpha
default 1, set transparency of overlay data.
Details
See https://github.com/hypertidy/gdalio and https://gdal.org/drivers/raster/wms.html for examples of custom sources from the web. Alternatively, you can download a file and specify the local path.
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Get map overlay as array
Description
retrieve a 3 dimensional (RGB or other) array for the canvas region.
Usage
map_drape(res, src = "wms_virtualearth", alpha = 1, resample = "Average", ...)
Arguments
res |
The desired cell resolution of the matrix in canvas CRS units. |
src |
Default is 'wms_virtualearth'. The server from which to download map data.
use |
alpha |
default 1, set transparency of overlay data. |
Details
See https://github.com/hypertidy/gdalio and https://gdal.org/drivers/raster/wms.html for examples of custom sources from the web. Alternatively, you can download a file and specify the local path.
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