Description Usage Format Details Note References Examples
RasterLayers
of selected environmental covariates with near complete coverage of the Edgeroi district in NSW, Australia.
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edgeroiCovariates
contains 5 RasterLayers
of selected environmental covariates for the near entire Edgeroi district NSW, Australia. The grids have a pixel resolution of 90m x 90m. It contains the following rasters:
elevation
numeric; topographic variable of bare earth ground elevation. Derived from digital elevation model
twi
numeric; topographic wetness index. Secondary derivative of the digital elevation model
radK
numeric; gamma radiometric data
landsat_b3
numeric; band 3 reflectance of the Landsat 7 satelite
landsat_b4
numeric; band 4 reflectance of the Landsat 7 satelite
The Edgeroi District, NSW is an intensive cropping area upon the fertile alluvial Namoi River plain. The District has been the subject of many soil invetigations, namely McGarry et al. (1989) whom describe an extensive soil data set collected from the area. More recently, digital soil mapping studies of the area have been conducted, for example, Malone et al. (2009).
The raw spatial data that contributed to the creation of edgeroiCovariates
were sourced from publically accessable repositories hosted by various Australian Government and international agencies including CSIRO (for the DEM), Geosciences Australia (for the radiometric data) and NASA (for the Landsat 7 ETM+ data). The projection for each of the RasterLayers
is WGS 84 Zone 55.
Malone, B.P., McBratney, A.B., Minasny, B. (2009) Mapping continuous depth functions of soil carbon storage and available water capacity. Geoderma 154, 138-152.
McGarry, D., Ward, W.T., McBratney, A.B. (1989) Soil Studies in the Lower Namoi Valley: Methods and Data. The Edgeroi Data Set. (2 vols) (CSIRO Division of Soils: Adelaide).
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | library(ithir)
library(raster)
data(edgeroiCovariates)
#plot 1 of the \code{RasterLayers}
plot(elevation)
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