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Describe the bug
Now, the advanced R package fro processing raster data is terra and stars package, please add the support for convert the arc.raster object to SpatRaster object in terra package and stars object in stars package directly.I can achieve this now by use :
but it‘s inelegant, may be the team can add support to convet the arc.raster object to SpatRaster object in terra package and stars object in stars package directly?
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I think the cleanest approach would be to add generics for stars::st_as_stars() and terra::rast(). Is there a use case where you prefer stars over terra? I unfortunately am not too familiar with raster-based workflows.
Thanks, @JosiahParry! I use terra to deal with raster-data in most cases, which also has the SpatVector object to deal with vector-data .But I usually deal with vector-data in R use sf package ,when i use both raster and vector data, for me , the stars can work better with sf as sf and stars have a same author and these two packages have more unified function design style! In a word, sf for vector-data and terra for raster-data in most cases for me,but the stars is necessary needed. And the reason why I request for adding support to direct convert from arc-raster object to SpatVect object and stars object is that my friends like to use gdb to store raster layer and I usually use R 😂
Describe the bug
Now, the advanced R package fro processing raster data is
terra
andstars
package, please add the support for convert the arc.raster object toSpatRaster
object interra
package andstars
object instars
package directly.I can achieve this now by use :and
but it‘s inelegant, may be the team can add support to convet the arc.raster object to SpatRaster object in terra package and stars object in stars package directly?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: