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A region enclosing a point, line, or polygon at a specified distance.
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How to fill NA values orthogonally to a line raster?
I want to create a buffer for a line raster by filling the NA values orthogonally to each cell.
sample data
library(raster)
r <- raster(resolution=5)
values(r) <- 1:ncell(r)
cds <- rbind(c(-160,-20), c … I tried with raster::buffer(r, width = 25) and created the binary raster, but I don't know what to do next. …
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Creating a buffer for a line raster using a polygon boundary
I have a raster(plot 1) for which I have to create a buffer zone using a polygon (Plot 2). … I thought I can do this by using raster::buffer and raster::extend, but I realised it's not a straightforward task. …
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