diff --git a/DESCRIPTION b/DESCRIPTION index 3d5a731..82f2565 100644 --- a/DESCRIPTION +++ b/DESCRIPTION @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ Package: sfDR Title: Simple Features for Dominican Republic Administrative Boundaries -Version: 0.1.4 +Version: 0.1.5 Authors@R: c(person(given = "Daniel E.", family = "de la Rosa", diff --git a/README.html b/README.html deleted file mode 100644 index 73128b3..0000000 --- a/README.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,761 +0,0 @@ - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -The goal of sfDR is to provide a comprehensive suite of simple -feature (sf) objects for the administrative boundaries of the Dominican -Republic, facilitating geospatial analysis and mapping.
-You can install the development version of sfDR from r-universe -with:
-if (!require('sfDR')) install.packages('sfDR', repos = c('https://adatar-do.r-universe.dev'))
-if (!require('dplyr')) install.packages('dplyr')
-if (!require('ggplot2')) install.packages('ggplot2')
-#> Loading required package: ggplot2
-#> Warning: package 'ggplot2' was built under R version 4.3.1
This is a basic example showing how to use sfDR to plot a Dominican -Republic province map:
- - - -Suppose you have a dataset showing the percentage distribution of -remittances received in each province of the Dominican Republic for a -specific year. To visualize this data using a graph with sfDR, you first -need to combine the metadata with the simple features.
-DR_PROV_SF <- DR_PROV_SF |>
- left_join(dr_province, by = join_by(PROV_ID))
-
-DR_PROV_SF %>%
- sf::st_drop_geometry()
-#> PROV_ID PROV_CODE PROV_NAME
-#> 1 21 SC San Cristóbal
-#> 2 14 MTS MarÃa Trinidad Sánchez
-#> 3 17 PER Peravia
-#> 4 20 SAM Samaná
-#> 5 18 PP Puerto Plata
-#> 6 11 LA La Altagracia
-#> 7 07 EP ElÃas Piña
-#> 8 10 IND Independencia
-#> 9 16 PED Pedernales
-#> 10 03 BAH Baoruco
-#> 11 03 BAH Bahoruco
-#> 12 04 BAR Barahona
-#> 13 26 SRO Santiago RodrÃguez
-#> 14 27 VAL Valverde
-#> 15 19 HMI Hermanas Mirabal
-#> 16 19 SAL Salcedo
-#> 17 24 SRA Sánchez RamÃrez
-#> 18 13 LV La Vega
-#> 19 28 MN Monseñor Nouel
-#> 20 31 SJO San José de Ocoa
-#> 21 22 SJ San Juan
-#> 22 22 SJ San Juan de la Maguana
-#> 23 02 AZU Azua
-#> 24 25 SAN Santiago
-#> 25 25 SAN Santiago de los Caballeros
-#> 26 06 DUA Duarte
-#> 27 09 ESP Espaillat
-#> 28 29 MP Monte Plata
-#> 29 30 HMA Hato Mayor
-#> 30 12 LR La Romana
-#> 31 23 SPM San Pedro de MacorÃs
-#> 32 08 ES El Seibo
-#> 33 08 ES El Seybo
-#> 34 01 DN Distrito Nacional
-#> 35 05 DAJ Dajabón
-#> 36 32 SD Santo Domingo
-#> 37 15 MC Monte Cristi
The original simple features dataset only includes the PROV_ID -variable. Additional variables are incorporated through the dr_province -object.
- datos <- DR_PROV_SF |>
- left_join(remittance_by_province, by = join_by('PROV_NAME' == 'province'))
-
-datos %>%
- sf::st_drop_geometry()
-#> PROV_ID PROV_CODE PROV_NAME percentage
-#> 1 21 SC San Cristóbal NA
-#> 2 14 MTS MarÃa Trinidad Sánchez NA
-#> 3 17 PER Peravia 0.005948295
-#> 4 20 SAM Samaná NA
-#> 5 18 PP Puerto Plata 0.018996422
-#> 6 11 LA La Altagracia NA
-#> 7 07 EP ElÃas Piña NA
-#> 8 10 IND Independencia NA
-#> 9 16 PED Pedernales NA
-#> 10 03 BAH Baoruco NA
-#> 11 03 BAH Bahoruco NA
-#> 12 04 BAR Barahona NA
-#> 13 26 SRO Santiago RodrÃguez NA
-#> 14 27 VAL Valverde 0.004422258
-#> 15 19 HMI Hermanas Mirabal NA
-#> 16 19 SAL Salcedo NA
-#> 17 24 SRA Sánchez RamÃrez NA
-#> 18 13 LV La Vega 0.014144396
-#> 19 28 MN Monseñor Nouel NA
-#> 20 31 SJO San José de Ocoa NA
-#> 21 22 SJ San Juan NA
-#> 22 22 SJ San Juan de la Maguana NA
-#> 23 02 AZU Azua NA
-#> 24 25 SAN Santiago 0.039947667
-#> 25 25 SAN Santiago de los Caballeros NA
-#> 26 06 DUA Duarte 0.008876070
-#> 27 09 ESP Espaillat 0.004489833
-#> 28 29 MP Monte Plata NA
-#> 29 30 HMA Hato Mayor NA
-#> 30 12 LR La Romana 0.008441885
-#> 31 23 SPM San Pedro de MacorÃs NA
-#> 32 08 ES El Seibo NA
-#> 33 08 ES El Seybo NA
-#> 34 01 DN Distrito Nacional 0.090322521
-#> 35 05 DAJ Dajabón NA
-#> 36 32 SD Santo Domingo 0.098682428
-#> 37 15 MC Monte Cristi NA
It’s important to note that non-ASCII characters can become corrupted -when stored in the package, which may affect the merging of the data -sets.
--- - - -We recommend cleaning any errors before performing the merge. We will -soon release another package with functions designed to facilitate this -process.
-
To get the desired graph, just apply the plot function to your -data.
-Next, we show how to achieve a similar result using ggplot2. This -serves to demonstrate how to create maps with both libraries and to -highlight the simplicity of the process by integrating everything in one -step.
- - - - - diff --git a/_pkgdown.yml b/_pkgdown.yml index 291bce2..24b6979 100644 --- a/_pkgdown.yml +++ b/_pkgdown.yml @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ reference: contents: - DR_PROV - dr_province - - remesas_provincias + - remittance_by_province - title: Municipalities desc: Functions and datasets for dealing with municipalities in the Dominican Republic. contents: