PlotGP: Plot Geoprofile

In stevenlecomber/Rgeoprofile-1.1.0: Generates geograpic profiles from point pattern data

Description

Plots the resulting geoprofile overlayed ontop of a google map. The size of the map area plotted can be set by the data, determined by manually clicking on a map using locator or set to certain dimesnions. The geoprofile may be altered by using the graphics paramteres set in GraphicParamters

Usage

PlotGP(Window = "DEFAULT")

Arguments

Window

Can be set as a list of the format: list(c(minimum x axis, maximum x axis),c(minimum y axis, maximum y axis)). There are two further options: "DEFAULT" which plots a default sized map given the guardrail around the data points or "ZOOM" which produces a map of the default size and then allows the use of locator(2) clicks to define a zoomed in window, a new map will then be drawn given the size set by locator(2).

Details

There are three options available in the use of this function: 1) plot a map with exact x and y limits defined using a list (as specificed above) 2) plot a map with a default area defined by a guardrail (default setting 10% in GraphicParameters) 3) Plot a map that can be zoomed in with using two clicks of locator.

Note: when using locator to set the zoom level, if the x and y axis are not of similar lengths, the resulting Google map can appear distorted.

Value

A plotted map overlayed with a geoprofile

Author(s)

MD, Stevenson

See Also

GraphicParamters()

Examples

## Not run: 

### Load in data
### Assign a matrix of lon lat values to mydata

LoadData(Data=mydata)

### Load the model and graphic parameters (using defaults here)

ModelParameters()
GraphicParameters()

### Create the prior and maps

CreateMaps(PlotPrior = T)

### Run the MCMC

RunMCMC()

### Thin and produce the geoprofile

ThinandAnalyse(thinning = 100)



### Finally produce a lovely map and have the geoprofile overlayed

PlotGP(Window = "DEFAULT")

### Change the window to a zoomed in map

PlotGP(Window = "ZOOM")



## End(Not run)

stevenlecomber/Rgeoprofile-1.1.0 documentation built on May 30, 2019, 4:46 p.m.