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# FUNCTION TO CREATE A CHOROPLETH MAP USING SPPLOT | |
choropleth_sp <- function(.poly, id1, .df = .poly@data, id2 = id1, field, | |
.title = "", .legtitle = "Values", colpal = 'PuRd', ...){ | |
# load required libraries | |
library(maptools); library(spatial); library(RColorBrewer); | |
library(classInt); library(ggplot2); gpclibPermit(); | |
# create id to match shapefile with data | |
id1 = llply(id1, as.name); | |
id2 = llply(id2, as.name); | |
.poly@data$id = with(.poly@data, do.call('paste', c(id1, sep = "-"))); | |
.df$id = with(.df, do.call('paste', c(id2, sep = "-"))); | |
# merge with data | |
map.data = merge(.poly@data, .df); | |
# choose breaks and fill colours | |
map.data.m = melt(map.data, measure.vars = field); | |
breaks = do.call("classIntervals", list(var = map.data.m$value, ...))$brks; | |
# map.data = within(map.data, {value = cut(value, breaks, incl = T)}); | |
# plot choropleth map | |
# map.data = data.frame(cast(map.data, id ~ variable)); | |
colors = brewer.pal(length(breaks) - 1, colpal); | |
.poly@data = map.data[match(.poly@data$id, map.data$id),]; | |
p1 = spplot(.poly, field, at = breaks, col.regions = colors, col = 'transparent', | |
main = .title); | |
return(p1) | |
} | |
# FUNCTION TO READ SHAPE FILE FROM A ZIPPED FOLDER | |
readShapeZip <- function(url, .tempfile = tempfile(), | |
.tempdir = tempdir()){ | |
require(maptools); gpclibPermit(); | |
download.file(url = url, .tempfile, quiet = T); | |
.files = unzip(.tempfile, exdir = .tempdir); | |
.shpfile = head(.files)[grep('shp', head(.files))]; | |
.poly = readShapeSpatial(.shpfile); | |
return(.poly) | |
} |
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