gridaxes.Lambert: Set up axes for a Lambert projected geoplot

In geo: Draw and Annotate Maps, Especially Charts of the North Atlantic

Description

Set up axes for a Lambert projected geoplot.

Usage

gridaxes.Lambert(limx, limy, scale, b0, xyratio, grid, col, reitur, 
  smareitur, axratio, axlabels, b1, l1, projection, dlat, dlon, col1 = 1)

Arguments

limx	Longitude limits
limy	Latitude limits
scale	Scale to supply to Proj, invProj
b0	Base latitude for the Lambert projection. Default value is 65 (typical for Iceland)
xyratio	Unused argument (?)
grid	If grid is TRUE meridians and parallels are plotted, else not. Default TRUE
col	Color of gridlines
reitur	Should the grid show statistical rectangles?
smareitur	Should the grid show statistical sub–rectangles?
axratio	Parameter usually not changed by the user (?)
axlabels	If FALSE no numbers are plotted on the axes. Default TRUE
b1	Second latitude to define Lambert projection
l1	The longitude defining the Lambert projection, default is the l1 defined in geopar
projection	Projection (but is the function meaningful for other than Lambert?)
dlat	Latitude axis increment between labels
dlon	Longitude axis increment between labels
col1	Color of axes and labels, default 1 (but might be col

Value

No value, useful because of its side effect of adding axes to a Lambert geo–plot.

Note

May need further elaboration or simplification (referring to the general geoplot help). Coordinate with the geoaxes and gridaxes helpfiles (supply as one??).

See Also

Called by init, calls adjust.grd, cut_box.1, cut_box.2, fill.points, invProj, Proj.

geo documentation built on May 2, 2019, 5:22 p.m.