ConvertExample: Example dataset for ConvertToDD
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Description
A dataset consisting of a set of arbitrary locations in degrees minutes seconds (DMS) format that ConvertToDD can convert to decimal degrees format.
Usage
1
Format
A data frame with 4 observations on the following 2 variables.
latA dataframe column containing latitude degrees minutes seconds (DDdMMmSS.SSSsN. ConvertToDD can take other formats and layouts in general.
longA dataframe column containing longitude degrees minutes seconds (DDdMMmSS.SSSsW. ConvertToDD can take other formats and layouts in general.
Details
The various compatible layouts for each format are described at ?ConvertToDD (see also). If hemispheres are denoted using letters (N/S; E/W) then the same transformation (+ive -ive coordinates) will
be carried out on all points. Therefore, in this case, if points within a dataset are in different hemispheres, they will be all be placed into one.
Source
Locations were arbitrarily drawn from the grounds of Silwood Park Campus, Imperial College London.
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Description Usage Format Details Source See Also
Description
A dataset consisting of a set of arbitrary locations in degrees minutes seconds (DMS) format that ConvertToDD can convert to decimal degrees format.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data frame with 4 observations on the following 2 variables.
latA dataframe column containing latitude degrees minutes seconds (DDdMMmSS.SSSsN. ConvertToDD can take other formats and layouts in general.
longA dataframe column containing longitude degrees minutes seconds (DDdMMmSS.SSSsW. ConvertToDD can take other formats and layouts in general.
Details
The various compatible layouts for each format are described at ?ConvertToDD (see also). If hemispheres are denoted using letters (N/S; E/W) then the same transformation (+ive -ive coordinates) will be carried out on all points. Therefore, in this case, if points within a dataset are in different hemispheres, they will be all be placed into one.
Source
Locations were arbitrarily drawn from the grounds of Silwood Park Campus, Imperial College London.
See Also
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