Update: R spatial handling cheatsheet

Update: R spatial handling cheatsheet

October 5, 2015

RemoteSensing_GIS_spatial_R_cheatsheetWe updated our cheatsheet on spatial data handling in R. Beside some minor changes of common raster commands we also added now some of the new RStoolbox commands within a Remote Sensing operations section such as the command for supervised classification, fractional cover analysis or cloud masking.

 

The R spatial data handling cheatsheet has been created to ease the use of relevant R commands and cen be  downloaded as pdf.

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