mt_hillshade_500m: A 500 Meter Hillshaded Elevation Model of Montana
In mt-climate-office/mcor: The Core Montana Climate Office R Package
mt_hillshade_500m R Documentation
A 500 Meter Hillshaded Elevation Model of Montana
Description
A dataset containing a raster 500m hillshade of Montana appropriate
for state-scale mapping.
These data are derived from the 1 arc-second National Elevation Dataset,
available through FedData::get_ned(), aggregated to ~ 500m resolution,
and reprojected to the NAD 1983 HARN StatePlane Montana FIPS 2500 projection
coordinate system (EPSG: 102300). The data are one byte
integer values meant to represent the level of shading in a 256-shade grayscale palette.
The script that prepared the data is data-raw/raw_data.R in the source version of this
package.
Usage
mt_hillshade_500m
Format
A RasterLayer object.
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A 500 Meter Hillshaded Elevation Model of Montana
Description
A dataset containing a raster 500m hillshade of Montana appropriate
for state-scale mapping.
These data are derived from the 1 arc-second National Elevation Dataset,
available through FedData::get_ned(), aggregated to ~ 500m resolution,
and reprojected to the NAD 1983 HARN StatePlane Montana FIPS 2500 projection
coordinate system (EPSG: 102300). The data are one byte
integer values meant to represent the level of shading in a 256-shade grayscale palette.
The script that prepared the data is data-raw/raw_data.R in the source version of this
package.
Usage
mt_hillshade_500m
Format
A RasterLayer object.
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