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tigers: Tools for Integrating Geography, Environment, and Remote Sensing

'tigers' provides functions for manipulating polygons, coordinates, ...

All the tools programmed in 'tigers' are ``class-free'': they work on numeric vectors or matrices (even data frames) that store coordinates. So the functions in the present package can easily be interfaced with other packages such as 'terra', 'sf', or 'sp'.

The majority of the computations done by 'tigers' are performed by efficient C code which could be interfaced with other languages (e.g., Python).

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install.packages('tigers')

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0.1-3

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GPL-3

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Emmanuel Paradis

Last Published

January 31st, 2024

Functions in tigers (0.1-3)

polygonOverlap

Decomposition and Overlap of Polygons
random_point_in_triangle

Random Points in Triangle
is.insidePolygon

Test If a Point Is Inside a Polygon
redundantVertices

Redundant Vertices in a Polygon
haveOverlap

Compare Two Polygons
geod

Geodesic Distances
area

Area of Polygon
HausdorffDistance

Hausdorff Distance
barycoords

Computes Barycentric Coordinates
RMA

Reduced Major Axis
geoTrans

Manipulate Geographical Coordinates
distance_to_line

Distance to Line
chullPolygon

Convex Hull of Polygon
convexPolygonOverlap

Overlap of Two Convex Polygons
tigers-package

Integration of Geography, Environment, and Remote Sensing
triangulate

Triangulate a Polygon
polygon2mask

Convert Polygon to a Raster Mask
great_circle_line

Great Circle Line
trilinear2Cartesian

Trilinear Coordinates