Find graph node ID of closest node to given coordinates
Find graph node ID of closest node to given coordinates
find_network_nodes(sln, x, y = NULL, maxdist = 1000)
sln |
SpatialLinesNetwork to search. |
x |
Either the x (longitude) coordinate value, a vector of x values, a dataframe or matrix with (at least) two columns, the first for coordinate for x (longitude) values and a second for y (latitude) values, or a named vector of length two with values of 'lat' and 'lon'. The output of geo_code() either as a single result or as multiple (using rbind() ) can also be used. |
y |
Either the y (latitude) coordinate value or a vector of y values. |
maxdist |
The maximum distance within which to match the nodes to coordinates. If the SpatialLinesNetwork is projected then distance should be in the same units as the projection. If longlat, then distance is in metres. Default is 1000. |
An integer value with the ID of the node closest to (x,y)
with a value of NA the closest node is further than maxdist
from (x,y). If x is a vector, returns a vector of Node IDs.
Finds the node ID of the closest point to a single coordinate pair (or a set of coordinates) from a SpatialLinesNetwork.
Other rnet:
SpatialLinesNetwork,
calc_catchment_sum(),
calc_catchment(),
calc_moving_catchment(),
calc_network_catchment(),
gsection(),
islines(),
lineLabels(),
overline_spatial(),
overline(),
plot,SpatialLinesNetwork,ANY-method,
plot,sfNetwork,ANY-method,
rnet_breakup_vertices(),
rnet_group(),
sln2points(),
sum_network_links(),
sum_network_routes()
data(routes_fast) rnet <- overline(routes_fast, attrib = "length") sln <- SpatialLinesNetwork(rnet) find_network_nodes(sln, -1.516734, 53.828)
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