aspace (version 3.2)

plot_sde: Plot the Standard Deviation Ellipse

Description

This function plots the SDE as an ellipse centred on the mean/weighted/user-defined centre of a set of point observations. The plot characterizes the dispersion of point observations along two orthogonal axes.

Usage

plot_sde(plotnew=TRUE, plotSDEaxes=FALSE, plotweightedpts=FALSE, weightedpts.col='black', weightedpts.pch=19, plotpoints=TRUE, points.col='black', points.pch=1, plotcentre=TRUE, centre.col='black', centre.pch=19, titletxt="Title", xaxis="Easting (m)", yaxis="Northing (m)", sde.col='black', sde.lwd=2, jpeg=FALSE, ...)

Arguments

plotnew
Boolean: Set to TRUE to create a new plot. Set to FALSE to overlay current plot.
plotSDEaxes
Boolean: Set to TRUE if the orthogonal axes through the centroid are to be plotted
plotweightedpts
Boolean: Set to TRUE if the weighted point observations are to be plotted
weightedpts.col
Specify a colour for the weighted point observations
weightedpts.pch
Specify a plotting symbol for the weighted point observations
plotpoints
Boolean: Set to TRUE if the point observations are to be plotted
points.col
Specify a colour for the point observations
points.pch
Specify a plotting symbol for the point observations
plotcentre
Boolean: Set to TRUE if the mean/weighted/user-defined centre is to be plotted
centre.col
Specify a colour for the centre
centre.pch
Specify a plotting symbol for the centre
titletxt
A string to indicate the title on the plot
xaxis
A string to label the x-axis of the plot
yaxis
A string to label the y-axis of the plot
sde.col
Specify a line colour for the SDE circle
sde.lwd
Specify a line width for the SDE circle
jpeg
Boolean: Set to TRUE if the plot should be saved in JPEG format
...
Arguments to be passed to graphical parameters

Details

The r.SDE object (generated in calc_sde function) is required to plot the SDE circle.

See Also

plot_sdd, plot_box

Examples

Run this code
plotpoints=TRUE, plotcentre=TRUE, titletxt="Title", 
xaxis="Easting (m)", yaxis="Northing (m)")

## plot_sde by default takes as input the result produced from the calc_sde, read from the current workspace. 

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