Create a simple map from data using either the leaflet or mapview packages

NOTE that the mapview backend is only intended for quick viewing of data, most of the customisation arguments are not available.

Usage

plot_map(
  polygon_data = NULL,
  raster_data = NULL,
  domain = NULL,
  markers = NULL,
  palette = "viridis",
  legend_title = NULL,
  add_scale_bar = FALSE,
  polygon_fill_colour = "#E4572E",
  polygon_line_colour = "grey",
  polygon_line_weight = 1,
  polygon_fill_opacity = 0.6,
  reverse = FALSE,
  wrapping = FALSE,
  backend = "leaflet"
)

Arguments

polygon_data: Polygon data
raster_data: Raster datas
domain: Domain data to be passed to leaflet::colorNumeric and leaflet::addLegend
markers: Markers to display on map. A named list with latitude, longitude and label names must be given.
palette: Palette to be used for colours, defaults to viridis
legend_title: Title for legend
add_scale_bar: Add scale bar if TRUE
polygon_fill_colour: Polygon fill colour
polygon_line_colour: Polygon surrounding line colour
polygon_line_weight: Polygon surrounding line weight
polygon_fill_opacity: Leaflet polygon fill opacity, float from 0 to 1.0, passed to fillOpacity of leaflet::addPolygons
reverse: Reverse the colour palette if TRUE
wrapping: Split polygons along the antimeridian (-180/180 boundary) if TRUE
backend: Backend package to use for plotting, either "leaflet" or "mapview"

Value

leaflet::leaflet or mapview::mapview

Details

The leaflet backend will work for most use cases and is recommended. For plotting of maps with UTM coordinates, the mapview backend is recommended.