How do we go about integrating this with a map? The documentation is pretty straightforward with adding/retrieving data into the tile38 server.

But not very clear on how we can visualize this on a map

I think it would be helpful if the documentation of st_graticule() could be improved a bit. Specifically, the lon and lat parameters can be a bit confusing. If I understand correctly, they are interpreted in the CRS provided as datum, so they are only longitude and latitude if that CRS is a long-lat CRS. Stating this in even a single sentence would be helpful.

Specifically, currently th

I got lost again when trying to navigate the cartopy website!

This may come from the fact that some pages are listed on the home page, in the Getting Started section, but some other useful pages are not listed there, and you can only find them by searching the web site, or by visiting one of the pages listed in Getting Started and then clicking on the Next/Previous Topic in the

The process of computing values for new pixel locations is also called resampling.
In fact, the raster package provides a resample() function.
It lets you align several raster properties in one go, namely origin, extent and resolution.
By default, it uses the bilinear-interpolation.

# add 2 rows and columns, i.e. change the extent
dem_agg =

Problem
The singleMarkerMode cluster option works when used with addMarkers, but does not work when used with addCircleMarkers.

Expected behaviour
From the Leaflet.markercluster documentation: "If set to true, overrides the icon for all added markers to make them appear as a 1 size cluster."

Observed behaviour
Specifyin

Hi, I'm wanting to use Koop for integrating with the Waze live feed. After reading through the readme, I was totally lost about how to even start using Koop.

I'd really like to see more detailed documentation or a getting started guide. Additionally I'd be interested in helping to get a dedicated Waze repository up running.

The stars package implements methods—slice.stars(), pull.stars(), etc.—for the generic dplyr verbs slice(), pull(): , etc. Since the dispatch starts with the generic function (which is exported by dplyr) before going to the class-specific method, you can't slice or pull a stars object if dplyr isn't loaded.

That may be obvious to experienced R users, but I don't think it w

Title says it all, I think it's just a matter of the link pointing to a subdirectory when it shouldn't.

This happens when i use the google_places function

google_places(search_string = "Agence societe Generale, Paris 75015",
key = key ,curl_proxy =curl_proxy("https://google.com"))

Error in downloadData(map_url, simplify, curl_proxy) :
Can not retrieve results. No valid internet connection (tested using curl::has_internet

In some ways fasterize does diverge from rasterize (e.g., #13). These should be tersely described in the README/vignette and function documentation.

Hi!

I can't find any documentation regarding the REST api which is stated in the wiki.
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OpenRailwayMap/API#API

Without it, the api is basically useless for me. Do you have any information about it?

Thank you guys.

Andreas

The XSLT engine moved from built-in JAXP to Saxon with #999

I wasn't able to serialize a WGS84 point (Geometries.mkPoint(new G2D(longitude, latitude), CoordinateReferenceSystems.WGS84);) such that the SQL server database accepted its byte representation to write the result into a geography typed column.

According to the SQL Server documentation ("Microsoft SQL Server CLR Types Serialization Formats", section "GEOGRAPHY POINT Structure"), latitude mus