View source: R/create_transect.R
create_transect | R Documentation |
This function allows to create transects by reusing the make.design
function of the dssd
package. The make.design
function allows to:
choose different types of survey design such as zigzag or parallel transects design
choose the desired transect length (approximately) line.transect
choose the angle of the transects design angle
choose the spacing between transects spacing
and others : see ?make.design
create_transect( region_obj, crs, design, design.angle, line.length, truncation, ... )
region_obj |
Region object from dssd package. The map containing information about the geometry of the study area. |
crs |
Numeric. Projection system. |
design |
Character. Variable describing the type of design. Either "random", "systematic", "eszigzag" (equal-spaced zigzag), "eszigzagcom" (equal spaced zigzag with complementary lines) or "segmentedgrid". See dssd package for more information. |
design.angle |
Numeric. Value detailing the angle of the design. A value of -1 will cause a random design angle to be generated. See dssd package for more information. |
line.length |
Numeric. The approximative total line length desired. |
truncation |
Numeric. A single numeric value (in m) describing the longest distance at which an object may be observed. |
... |
All other arguments that could be used in the make.design function. See dssd package for more information. |
In contrast to make.design
, the create_transect
function returns an sf
object (data.frame
) containing information about the different transects created.
sf object. The created transects.
library(sf) library(dssd) library(dsims) # Use of the St Andrews bay map from the dssd package shapefile.name <- system.file("extdata", "StAndrew.shp", package = "dssd") # Creation of the object with the make.region function of the dsims package region <- make.region(region.name = "St Andrews bay", shape = shapefile.name, units = "m") transects <- create_transect(region_obj = region, crs = 2154, design = "eszigzag", line.length = 400000, design.angle = 30, truncation = 400) head(transects) transects %>% st_length() %>% sum()
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