turinTess {SpatEntropy} | R Documentation |
Municipalities' administrative borders for Turin urban data.
Description
City borders of all municipalities included in the Turin dataset, in the format of polyognal windows owin
objects.
Usage
turinTess
Format
A list
of three:
-
tiles
alist
of 15, each element is aowin
object with the administrative border of one municipality of Turin's dataset -
n
the number of municipalities -
names
the names of the 15 municipalities, in the same order as the windows
Details
The object contains a list of 15 observation windows created as owin
objects based on the coordinates of the border polygons, for each municipality.
See ?owin
for details.
The object also contains the names of the municipalities, in Italian.
Examples on the usefulness of the administrative borders can be found at the topic turin.
Source
EEA (2011). Corine land cover 2000 raster data. Technical Report, downloadable at http://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/ data/corine-land-cover-2000-raster-1
Examples
data(turin); data(turinW); data(turinTess)
plot(turinW, col=c("black", "white"), main="")
plot(turinTess$tiles[[1]],border=2, add=TRUE, lwd=2)
for(ll in 2:turinTess$n) plot(turinTess$tiles[[ll]],border=2, add=TRUE, lwd=2)
plot(as.im(turin, W=turinW), main="", col=gray(c(0.85,0.4)), ribbon=FALSE)
plot(turinTess$tiles[[1]],border=1, add=TRUE, lwd=2)
for(ll in 2:turinTess$n) plot(turinTess$tiles[[ll]],border=1, add=TRUE, lwd=2)
#see examples under the topic "turin"