Re: [R] GIS in R vs QGIS

ject.org Subject: [R] GIS in R vs QGIS [External Email] A bit of a philosophical question maybe? I am no expert in R but I feel at home in it. On the other hand I have been wrestling with QGIS, buying books on it, finding online guides etc and I'm still finding it really tricky. F

Re: [R] GIS in R

Hi Nick, First off, I would suggest going to: https://cran.r-project.org/web/views/Spatial.html also have a close look at https://journal.r-project.org/archive/2017/RJ-2017-067/RJ-2017-067.pdf And you might also consider the use of GRASS GIS, which interfaces with R pretty seamlessly: https://g

[R] GIS in R

I hope that this is an allowable question - for my hydrological research I need to create and manipulate maps (ideally in raster form), and get conversant with GIS. I have for example downloaded QGIS but am finding the sites on it opaque, and more widely I am finding it hard to find useful sources

Re: [R] GIS in R?

Hi I suggest having a look at the R_sig_geo archives or posting to that list. On Thu, Jul 11, 2013 at 2:53 AM, ElSiebo wrote: > Hi > Iam quite new to R and Iam trying to use it for GIS application. > I used the maptools package to load a shapefile > WVA<-readShapeLines("WVA") > > and now I would

[R] GIS in R?

Hi Iam quite new to R and Iam trying to use it for GIS application. I used the maptools package to load a shapefile WVA<-readShapeLines("WVA") and now I would like to fill gaps in the shape file (missing numbers) with the numbers from intersecting lines I have tried with gintersect but I can only