Raster image (ursaRaster) contains embedded spatial parameters (ursaGrid) in item $grid. These functions manipulate with item $grid.
ursa_grid(obj)
ursa_grid(obj) <- valueursa_ncol(obj)
ursa_nrow(obj)
ursa_columns(obj)
ursa_rows(obj)
ursa_samples(obj)
ursa_lines(obj)
ursa_extent(obj)
ursa_bbox(obj)
consistent_grid(obj, ref, expand = 1, border = rep(0, 4), verbose = FALSE)
ursa_grid return value of $grid item of ursaRaster object.
ursa_grid<- return ursaRaster with modified $grid item.
ursa_ncol, ursa_columns, ursa_samples return integer of length 1.
ursa_nrow, ursa_rows, ursa_lines return integer of length 1.
ursa_extent, ursa_bbox return numeric of length 4 (xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax).
ursa_consistent returns ursaGrid object.
ursaRaster object. For ursa_grid function list of ursaRaster objects is allowed.
ursaGrid object.
ursaGrid reference object.
Podsitive numeric. Multiplier of boundary box.
integer of length 1 or 4. If length 4, then vector (bottom, left, top, right) in cells for extent expand. If length <4, then value is repeated for length 4. Passed to regrid().
Logical. Some output in console. Primarily for debug purposes.
Nikita Platonov platonov@sevin.ru
ursa_grid<- may used to minor corrections of spatial parameters. Howevert, it seems that this function is not claimed in practice.
ursa_ncol, ursa_columns, ursa_samples are synonyms for extracting number of columns/samples.
ursa_nrow, ursa_rows, ursa_lines are synonyms for extracting number of rows/lines.
ursa_extent, ursa_bbox, are synonyms for extracting boundary box (spatial extent).
consistent_grid trasforms dimension (ursa_nrow() by ursa_ncol()) obj-grid to dimension of ref-grid. This helpful for multipanel plotting if objects have different boundary boxes.
session_grid(NULL)
a <- pixelsize()
print(ursa_grid(a))
ursa_grid(a)$crs <- gsub("\\.0+","",ursa_grid(a)$crs)
print(ursa_grid(a))
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