SDraw draws five types of equal-probability samples from spatial objects, focusing on spatially balanced algorithms that are especially suited for environmental monitoring. SDraw implements the following:
The first four sample types (HIP, BAS, GRTS, and SSS) provide spatially balanced samples. SRS does not. Frame types can be points, lines, or polygons implemented as SpatialPoints*
, SpatialLines*
, or SpatialPolygons*
objects.
See package help (help("SDraw")
) and help for function sdraw
(help("sdraw")
) to get started. A list of available functions can be obtained with help(package="SDraw")
. [For the newby: all of R is case sensitive. SDraw
is different than sdraw
.]
License: GNU General Public License
The author has found it best to install dependencies before attempting to install SDraw. To install dependencies, execute the following:
* install.packages( c("spsurvey", "rgeos", "sp", "deldir"), repos="http://cran.r-project.org")
rgeos
requires java. Java should be installed a priori. On Unix systems, the libraries needed for rgeos
are cryptically named. Google 'install rgeos unix'.
The current stable release of SDraw can be installed like any other package:
* install.packages( c("SDraw"), repos="http://cran.r-project.org")
devtools
The current development version of SDraw can be installed from GitHub. Assuming devtools
is installed and loaded, the following should work:
install_github("tmcd82070/SDraw")
tar.gz
) from the current releaseinstall.packages( pkgs=file.choose(), type="source"" )
tar.gz
file and click "Open"Issue library(SDraw)
at the command prompt.
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