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Spatial operations: dissolve and overlay
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setwd("/home/projects") | |
library(data.table) | |
library(rgdal) | |
library(rgeos) | |
library(maptools) | |
library(stringr) | |
# Load GAUL 2008 (release 2009) adm-2 from Darby | |
g <- readOGR("./maps/admin", "g2008_2") | |
# Dissolve multi-feature districts | |
# Note that this might kill the server, maybe best to run continent by continent or country by country | |
g.merged <- unionSpatialPolygons(g, ID=g$ADM2_CODE) | |
# Merge back all attributes from [g] into [g.merged] | |
g <- data.table(g@data) | |
setkey(g, ADM2_CODE) | |
g <- unique(g) | |
g.merged <- SpatialPolygonsDataFrame(g.merged, data.frame(g), match.ID=FALSE) | |
# Load all CRP layers into a list | |
f <- list.files("./2013-CRP/maps", glob2rx("*.shp"), recursive=TRUE) | |
l <- data.frame(dir=dirname(f), base=str_replace(basename(f), ".shp", ""), stringsAsFactors=F) | |
f <- lapply(1:dim(l)[1], function(i) readOGR(paste0("./2013-CRP/maps/", l[i, "dir"]), l[i, "base"])) | |
# Make sure the coordinate systems are identical before overlaying | |
# If they don't match then reproject the layers | |
sapply(f, slot, "proj4string") | |
# [[1]] | |
# CRS arguments: | |
# +proj=longlat +a=6378137 +b=6378137 +no_defs | |
# If no projection is available, then assume same as others or best guess, e.g. | |
f[[4]]@proj4string <- f[[1]]@proj4string | |
g.merged@proj4string | |
# CRS arguments: | |
# +proj=longlat +datum=WGS84 +no_defs +ellps=WGS84 +towgs84=0,0,0 | |
# They don't match, so reproject all CRP layers to match GAUL | |
f <- lapply(f, spTransform, g.merged@proj4string) | |
# Define generic overlay function (att is a vector of CRP attributes we want to keep) | |
# e.g. att <- c("title", "description", "resolution", etc..) | |
gaulOverlay <- function(x, att) { | |
tmp <- over(x, g.merged) | |
tmp <- data.table(featureID=row.names(x), | |
g.merged@data[tmp, c("ADM0_CODE", "ADM0_NAME", "ADM1_CODE", "ADM1_NAME", "ADM2_CODE", "ADM2_NAME")]) | |
tmp[, att] <- x@data[, att] | |
return(tmp) | |
} | |
# Overlay CRP layer by CRP layer | |
att <- c("title", "description", "resolution", "source") | |
out <- lapply(f, gaulOverlay, att) | |
# Combine all | |
out <- do.call(rbind, out) | |
# For a quick visual check | |
plot(g.merged[g.merged$ADM2_CODE %in% out[[1]]$ADM2_CODE,], col="red") | |
plot(f[[1]][out[[1]]$featureID,], col="#D9D9D920", add=TRUE) | |
# This shows that all intersected districts are returned by over() even if only a tiny area intersects | |
# We can tweak that behavior to discard small sleeves | |
# Or check interactively through Github's new geojson feature | |
writeOGR(g.merged[g.merged$ADM2_CODE %in% out[[1]]$ADM2_CODE,], | |
dsn="./test.geojson", layer="lyr1", driver="GeoJSON") | |
writeOGR(f[[1]][out[[1]]$featureID,], | |
dsn="./test.geojson", layer="lyr2", driver="GeoJSON") | |
# View on github => https://github.com/mbacou/config/blob/master/test.geojson | |
# (only showing Ethiopia districts in this example) |
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