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Repository for CSC 'Spatial data analysis with R' course

The aim of this course is to familiarize participants with spatial analysis with R. All materials by Marko Kallio (Aalto University). Last instructor led course was on 10-12-5.2023: https://ssl.eventilla.com/event/rspatial_23

Contents

Day 1, vector basics

  • D1S1 Handling and plotting vector data in R
  • D1S2 Handling and plotting cont.
  • D1S3 Spatial operations (intersection, clipping, conversions etc)
  • D1S4 Spatial operations cont.

Day 2, vector data analysis and visualization

  • D2S1 Spatial analysis of vector data (clustering, density surfaces, autocorrelation)
  • D2S2 Spatial analysis cont.
  • D2S3 Visualizing spatial data

Day 3, raster basics

  • D2S1 Raster basics with R
  • D3S2 Raster data manipulation
  • D3S3 Map algebra
  • D3S4 Spatial modelling with raster data

Self-study recommendations

  • Vector data exercises (Days 1 and 2) should be done in the given order, with possibility to skip to visualization before finishing some of the sessions before it.
  • Raster data exercises (Day 3) can be done as own module, without doing the vector data exercises.
  • Use CSC Notebooks as exercise environment,
    • Start Spatial data analysis with R public application, which has a copy of this repository.
    • CSC Notebooks has rather limited memory, so after each session restart R from Session menu.
    • The public notebook does not save any files at session end, so export any files you want before finishing.

Prerequisites

  • Basics of geoinformatics and geostatistics
  • Basic use of R, no earlier experience with R spatial packages is needed. For self-study Data analysis with R course material can be used.

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