on January 28, 2023
Create new polygon files from existing vector layer in R
Geographic Information SystemsContents:
How do you create a polygon file?
To create a polygon feature, complete the following steps:
- Add your data and configure settings for editing.
- On the ribbon, click the Edit tab.
- In the Create Features pane, click a polygon feature template.
- Click the Polygon tool .
- Click the map to create the first vertex.
How do I save a spatial polygon in R?
We can save our SpatialPolygons object as a shapefile using the raster package. The shapefile function in the raster package is very convenient in that it can both read a shapefile into R but it can also write a SpatialPolygons or other spatial object classes (lines, polygons, etc.) to a shapefile.
How do I write to a shapefile in R?
We can write an R spatial object to a shapefile using the st_write function in sf . To do this we need the following arguments: the name of the spatial object ( plot_locations_sp_HARV ) the directory where we want to save our shapefile (to use current = getwd() or you can specify a different path)
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