[R-sig-Geo] putting scalebar and north arrow on google map
Bacou, Melanie
mel at mbacou.com
Mon Jul 18 17:16:31 CEST 2016
No self promotion, but in case you're looking for code examples using
leaflet plugins (scalebar and minimap) available through `tmap` :
http://tools.harvestchoice.org/ar/ (code is linked at the bottom of the
page).
--Mel.
On 7/18/2016 8:36 AM, Tim Appelhans wrote:
> My suggestion would be the wonderful tmap package. It is, however,
> using OpenStreetMap rather than google for background maps AFAIK.
>
> Tim
>
> On 18.07.2016 14:32, Manuel Spínola wrote:
>> Or you can try the package ggsn with the package ggmap
>>
>> Manuel
>>
>> 2016-07-17 22:57 GMT-06:00 Chris Lusk <clusk at waikato.ac.nz>:
>>
>>> Hi - I've made a map to show the spatial arrangement of my plots,
>>> and would
>>> now like to add a scale bar (in hundreds of metres) and a north
>>> arrow. I've
>>> seen several solutions online, most of which threw error messages
>>> when I
>>> tried them. Although the solution below doesn't give an error
>>> message, it
>>> doesn't actually add anything to the map!
>>>
>>> Any advice would be appreciated.
>>>
>>> Chris
>>> ..........
>>>
>>> library(ggplot2)
>>> library(ggmap)
>>> library(maps)
>>> library(GISTools)
>>>
>>> ##Coordinates of four types of plots
>>> Gaps <- read.table(text="lon lat
>>> 176.431823 -38.086894
>>> 176.4329002 -38.08855667
>>> 176.4286505 -38.08421246
>>> 176.4239767 -38.08297953
>>> 176.4306576 -38.09032491
>>> 176.4181457 -38.08283416
>>> 176.4325089 -38.09042394
>>> 176.4243027 -38.08215021
>>> 176.4220882 -38.08720573
>>> 176.430974 -38.093108", header = TRUE, strip.white = TRUE)
>>>
>>> Understorey <- read.table(text="lon lat
>>> 176.431523 -38.086965
>>> 176.418408 -38.082935
>>> 176.4244189 -38.08242069
>>> 176.4287644 -38.08372266
>>> 176.4240118 -38.0823004
>>> 176.4333778 -38.08853369
>>> 176.4217424 -38.0876122
>>> 176.4309304 -38.09055117
>>> 176.4324084 -38.0907023
>>> 176.430821 -38.093687", header = TRUE, strip.white = TRUE)
>>>
>>> Treeferns <- read.table(text="lon lat
>>> 176.432134 -38.086298
>>> 176.4246547 -38.08226916
>>> 176.4335132 -38.08801622
>>> 176.4183628 -38.08260261
>>> 176.429 -38.08413018
>>> 176.4213997 -38.08710868
>>> 176.4304333 -38.09064678
>>> 176.4324081 -38.0909994
>>> 176.4242689 -38.08264669
>>> 176.429837 -38.093061", header = TRUE, strip.white = TRUE)
>>>
>>> Margins <- read.table(text="lon lat
>>> 176.4225302 -38.08177849
>>> 176.427018 -38.08879161
>>> 176.4207786 -38.08356826
>>> 176.4315118 -38.08251629
>>> 176.426456 -38.08920441
>>> 176.426010 -38.088253
>>> 176.422526 -38.082794
>>> 176.421399 -38.084780
>>> 176.429339 -38.092742", header = TRUE, strip.white = TRUE)
>>>
>>> ## Get the map at right zoom level
>>> OkatainaMap <- get_googlemap(center = c(lon = 176.425, lat = -38.0845),
>>> maptype='hybrid', zoom=15)
>>>
>>> ## Plot the points on the map
>>> ggmap(OkatainaMap) +
>>> geom_point(data=Gaps, aes(x=lon, y=lat), pch=15,
>>> colour="chartreuse1",
>>> size=2.5, alpha=1) +
>>> geom_point(data=Understorey, aes(x=lon, y=lat), pch=21,
>>> colour="gray40",
>>> bg="black", size=3, alpha=1) +
>>> geom_point(data=Treeferns, aes(x=lon, y=lat), pch=23,
>>> colour="gray40",
>>> bg="blue", size=2.5, alpha=1) +
>>> geom_point(data=Margins, aes(x=lon, y=lat), pch=17, colour="orange",
>>> size=2.5, alpha=1)
>>>
>>> ##Add scale and north arrow (NEITHER COMMAND WORKS FOR ME)
>>>
>>> map.scale(x=176.42,y=-38.092, ratio=FALSE, relwidth=0.2, col="white")
>>> north.arrow(xb=176.435, yb=-38.079, len=0.02, lab="N", col="white")
>>>
>>> ...................
>>>
>>>
>>> Dr. Chris Lusk
>>> Senior Research Fellow
>>> Environmental Research Institute
>>> The University of Waikato
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>>> New Zealand / Aotearoa
>>> http://sci.waikato.ac.nz/sites/clusk/
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