gdist_acc: Generate an accumulated cost surface using a regular...

In jsta/irlgraph: Generate Accumulated Cost Surfaces with Irregular Landscape Graphs

Description

The igraph package is used to contruct a regular landscape graph and calculate the accumulated cost of movement from each starting coordinate to points in a cost raster.

Usage

gdist_acc(costsurf, scoord = NULL, snode = NULL, geocorrect = TRUE)

Arguments

costsurf	Raster cost surface
scoord	matrix 2 column starting coordinate
snode	numeric starting node number
geocorrect	logical use gdistance::geoCorrection() on transition matrix?

Examples

dm <- as.matrix(read.delim(system.file("extdata/etherington20120code/cost-surface20x20.txt",
package = "irlgraph"), skip = 6, na.strings = "-9999", header = FALSE, sep = " "))

costsurf <- raster::raster(nrows=dim(dm)[1],ncols=dim(dm)[2],
resolution=1,xmn=0, xmx = dim(dm)[1], ymn = 0, ymx = dim(dm)[2])
#neccessary to set resolution

costsurf[] <- dm
scoord <- matrix(c(10.5, 10.5, 15.5, 15.5), ncol = 2, byrow = TRUE)
result <-  gdist_acc(costsurf, scoord)

sp::plot(result[[1]]$result)
points(scoord[1,1], scoord[1,2])

sp::plot(result[[2]]$result)
points(scoord[2,1], scoord[2,2])

jsta/irlgraph documentation built on May 20, 2019, 2:10 a.m.