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The raster package in R has the possibility to write a specific format using the function [writeRaster][1]writeRaster. You can use for example GTiff. Here the short list of supported data formats. I assume you need a multiband format.

Type    Provider     extension  Multiband support
---------------------------------------------------------
raster  Native      .grd        Yes
ascii   ESRI Ascii  .asc        No
SAGA    SAGA GIS    .sdat       No
IDRISI  IDRISI      .rst        No
CDF     netCDF      .nc         Yes
GTiff   GeoTiff     .tif        Yes
ENVI    ENVI        .envi       Yes
EHdr    ESRI        .bil        Yes
HFA     Erdas       .img        Yes

Huck [1]: http://www.inside-r.org/packages/cran/raster/docs/writeRaster

The raster package in R has the possibility to write a specific format using the function [writeRaster][1]. You can use for example GTiff. Here the short list of supported data formats. I assume you need a multiband format.

Type    Provider     extension  Multiband support
---------------------------------------------------------
raster  Native      .grd        Yes
ascii   ESRI Ascii  .asc        No
SAGA    SAGA GIS    .sdat       No
IDRISI  IDRISI      .rst        No
CDF     netCDF      .nc         Yes
GTiff   GeoTiff     .tif        Yes
ENVI    ENVI        .envi       Yes
EHdr    ESRI        .bil        Yes
HFA     Erdas       .img        Yes

Huck [1]: http://www.inside-r.org/packages/cran/raster/docs/writeRaster

The raster package in R has the possibility to write a specific format using the function writeRaster. You can use for example GTiff. Here the short list of supported data formats. I assume you need a multiband format.

Type    Provider     extension  Multiband support
---------------------------------------------------------
raster  Native      .grd        Yes
ascii   ESRI Ascii  .asc        No
SAGA    SAGA GIS    .sdat       No
IDRISI  IDRISI      .rst        No
CDF     netCDF      .nc         Yes
GTiff   GeoTiff     .tif        Yes
ENVI    ENVI        .envi       Yes
EHdr    ESRI        .bil        Yes
HFA     Erdas       .img        Yes
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The raster package in R has the possibility to write a specific format using the function [writeRaster][1]. You can use for example GTiff. Here the short list of supported data formats. I assume you need a multiband format.

Type    Provider     extension  Multiband support
---------------------------------------------------------
raster  Native      .grd        Yes
ascii   ESRI Ascii  .asc        No
SAGA    SAGA GIS    .sdat       No
IDRISI  IDRISI      .rst        No
CDF     netCDF      .nc         Yes
GTiff   GeoTiff     .tif        Yes
ENVI    ENVI        .envi       Yes
EHdr    ESRI        .bil        Yes
HFA     Erdas       .img        Yes

Huck [1]: http://www.inside-r.org/packages/cran/raster/docs/writeRaster