Interpolates polygon counts to a regular or global discrete grid while preserving source-zone totals.
Usage
to_grid(
source,
value_col,
id_col = NULL,
grid_type = c("h3", "a5", "s2", "isea3h", "isea4h", "raster", "hex"),
resolution,
cell_inclusion = c("intersect", "centroid"),
cell_allocation = c("area", "centroid"),
nb_order = 1,
max_iter = 500,
tolerance = 1e-04,
include_self = TRUE,
missing_policy = c("abort", "warn", "ignore")
)Arguments
- source
An
sfpolygon object in a projected CRS.- value_col
Column containing the values to interpolate. May be supplied as an unquoted column name or a character string.
- id_col
Optional unique identifier column for source polygons.
- grid_type
Grid system to interpolate to. One of
"h3","a5","s2","isea3h","isea4h","raster", or"hex".- resolution
Grid resolution. For H3, A5, S2, and ISEA grids this is the grid level. For local raster and hex grids this is the cell size in the linear units of the input projected CRS.
- cell_inclusion
Method used to determine which grid cells are included. One of
"intersect"or"centroid".- cell_allocation
Method used to allocate source values to grid cells. One of
"area"or"centroid".- nb_order
Neighbourhood order used for smoothing. A value of
1uses first-order neighbours; larger values include higher-order neighbours.- max_iter
Maximum number of pycnophylactic smoothing iterations. If
0, returns the initial allocation without smoothing.- tolerance
Convergence tolerance based on relative mean density change.
- include_self
Logical. Should each cell include itself when smoothing?
- missing_policy
How to handle source polygons that receive no grid cells. One of
"abort","warn", or"ignore".