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Covering or hiding features on a map.
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Merge two rasters with different resolutions caused by masking of areas
Note: This makes only sense, if the rasters originally had the same resolution and it only changed for instance through masking grid data (e.g. nc-files). …
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Merge two rasters with different resolutions caused by masking of areas
same resolution:
x <- list(brick.referenz.1, brick.referenz.2)
brick.referenz <- do.call(merge, x)
But it doesnt work anymore, because the resolution changed for the purple region, because of the masking …
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