Title: | Access Danish Geospatial Data |
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Description: | This package provides access to all geospatial data provided by the danish agency called Klimadatastyrelsen. Under the hood it wraps the `{dawaR}` and `{dkdata}` packages which provide access to the agency APIs. |
Authors: | Aleksander Bang-Larsen [aut, cre, cph] , Agency of Climate Data [ctb] (The Danish Agency of Climate Data serves this data for the public and have not actively contributed to the distribution in this package.) |
Maintainer: | Aleksander Bang-Larsen <[email protected]> |
License: | GPL (>= 3) |
Version: | 0.0.0.9000 |
Built: | 2024-11-25 13:39:27 UTC |
Source: | https://github.com/rOpenGov/geodk |
Get all available levels
get_levels()
get_levels()
This funciton returns all available levels for the plot_*
functions.
get_levels()
get_levels()
A sf
dataset providing geometry for the danish municipalities
municipalities
municipalities
municipalities
An object of classes sf
and data.frame
with 99 rows and 9 columns:
Unique code
The Danish name of the municipality
The unique code of the region that this municipality is located in
The name of the region that this municipality is located in
When was the source last changed on the data-provider's side
Visual center of the polygon in WGS84
Polygons for each municipality
When was the data in the package last updated by maintainers
Provided by The Danish Agency of Climate Data https://dawadocs.dataforsyningen.dk/dok/om#vilkaar. Terms and conditions apply.
Plot a nice map of Denmark with borders at a given level. Options to fill based on area names or color borders are included. A legend guide is shown if less than 15 areas are plotted.
plot_denmark(level = "regions", fill = NULL, color = NULL)
plot_denmark(level = "regions", fill = NULL, color = NULL)
level |
The desired administrative geographic level for the map. Should
be one of |
fill |
The desired color for the areas to be filled with. Could be
either a R-friendly color (name or hex code) or |
color |
The desired color for the area borders to be colored with. Could
be either a R-friendly color (name or hex code) or |
Returns a ggplot object that can be manipulated as any other. The object is automatically printed.
plot_denmark() plot_denmark(fill = "names")
plot_denmark() plot_denmark(fill = "names")
Plot a vector of municipalities in Denmark. Just provide the name.
plot_municipalities( municipality = c("København", "Frederiksberg", "Ballerup", "Brøndby", "Dragør", "Gentofte", "Gladsaxe", "Glostrup", "Herlev", "Albertslund", "Hvidovre", "Høje-Taastrup", "Lyngby-Taarbæk", "Rødovre", "Ishøj", "Tårnby", "Vallensbæk", "Furesø", "Allerød", "Fredensborg", "Helsingør", "Hillerød", "Hørsholm", "Rudersdal", "Egedal", "Frederikssund", "Greve", "Køge", "Halsnæs", "Roskilde", "Solrød", "Gribskov", "Odsherred", "Holbæk", "Faxe", "Kalundborg", "Ringsted", "Slagelse", "Stevns", "Sorø", "Lejre", "Lolland", "Næstved", "Guldborgsund", "Vordingborg", "Bornholm", "Middelfart", "Christiansø", "Assens", "Faaborg-Midtfyn", "Kerteminde", "Nyborg", "Odense", "Svendborg", "Nordfyns", "Langeland", "ærø", "Haderslev", "Billund", "Sønderborg", "Tønder", "Esbjerg", "Fanø", "Varde", "Vejen", "Aabenraa", "Fredericia", "Horsens", "Kolding", "Vejle", "Herning", "Holstebro", "Lemvig", "Struer", "Syddjurs", "Norddjurs", "Favrskov", "Odder", "Randers", "Silkeborg", "Samsø", "Skanderborg", "Aarhus", "Ikast-Brande", "Ringkøbing-Skjern", "Hedensted", "Morsø", "Skive", "Thisted", "Viborg", "Brønderslev", "Frederikshavn", "Vesthimmerlands", "Læsø", "Rebild", "Mariagerfjord", "Jammerbugt", "Aalborg", "Hjørring") )
plot_municipalities( municipality = c("København", "Frederiksberg", "Ballerup", "Brøndby", "Dragør", "Gentofte", "Gladsaxe", "Glostrup", "Herlev", "Albertslund", "Hvidovre", "Høje-Taastrup", "Lyngby-Taarbæk", "Rødovre", "Ishøj", "Tårnby", "Vallensbæk", "Furesø", "Allerød", "Fredensborg", "Helsingør", "Hillerød", "Hørsholm", "Rudersdal", "Egedal", "Frederikssund", "Greve", "Køge", "Halsnæs", "Roskilde", "Solrød", "Gribskov", "Odsherred", "Holbæk", "Faxe", "Kalundborg", "Ringsted", "Slagelse", "Stevns", "Sorø", "Lejre", "Lolland", "Næstved", "Guldborgsund", "Vordingborg", "Bornholm", "Middelfart", "Christiansø", "Assens", "Faaborg-Midtfyn", "Kerteminde", "Nyborg", "Odense", "Svendborg", "Nordfyns", "Langeland", "ærø", "Haderslev", "Billund", "Sønderborg", "Tønder", "Esbjerg", "Fanø", "Varde", "Vejen", "Aabenraa", "Fredericia", "Horsens", "Kolding", "Vejle", "Herning", "Holstebro", "Lemvig", "Struer", "Syddjurs", "Norddjurs", "Favrskov", "Odder", "Randers", "Silkeborg", "Samsø", "Skanderborg", "Aarhus", "Ikast-Brande", "Ringkøbing-Skjern", "Hedensted", "Morsø", "Skive", "Thisted", "Viborg", "Brønderslev", "Frederikshavn", "Vesthimmerlands", "Læsø", "Rebild", "Mariagerfjord", "Jammerbugt", "Aalborg", "Hjørring") )
municipality |
Municipality to plot. Mutiple is supported. |
Returns a {ggplot2}
object and prints the plot as well.
plot_municipalities(municipality = c("Aarhus", "Favrskov"))
plot_municipalities(municipality = c("Aarhus", "Favrskov"))
Plot a vector of regions in Denmark. Just provide the name.
plot_regions( region = c("Region Nordjylland", "Region Midtjylland", "Region Syddanmark", "Region Hovedstaden", "Region Sjælland") )
plot_regions( region = c("Region Nordjylland", "Region Midtjylland", "Region Syddanmark", "Region Hovedstaden", "Region Sjælland") )
region |
Region(s) to plot |
Returns a {ggplot2}
object and prints the plot as well.
plot_regions(region = c("Region Nordjylland", "Region Midtjylland"))
plot_regions(region = c("Region Nordjylland", "Region Midtjylland"))
A sf
dataset providing geometry for the danish regions
regions
regions
regions
An object of classes sf
and data.frame
with 5 rows and 8 columns:
Unique code
The Danish name of the region
EU nuts division
When was the source last changed on the data-provider's side
Visual center of the polygon in WGS84
Polygons for each region
When was the data in the package last updated by maintainers
Provided by The Danish Agency of Climate Data https://dawadocs.dataforsyningen.dk/dok/om#vilkaar. Terms and conditions apply.