leastcostpath - version 1.3.6
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The R library leastcostpath provides the functionality to calculate Least Cost Paths, which are often, but not exclusively, used in archaeological research. This library can be used to apply multiple cost functions when approximating the difficulty of moving across a landscape, as well as incorporating traversal across slope. Furthermore, attraction/repulsion of landscape features can be incorporated within the Least Cost Path calculation.
This library also provides the functionality to calculate movement potential within a landscape through the implementation of From-Everywhere-to-Everywhere (FETE) (White and Barber, 2012), Cumulative Cost Paths (Verhagen, 2013), and Least Cost Path calculation within specified distance bands (Llobera, 2015).
Lastly, the library provides functionality to validate the accuracy of computed Least Cost Paths relative to another path.
This package is built on classes and functions provided in the R package gdistance (Van Etten, 2017).
#install.packages("devtools")
library(devtools)
install_github("josephlewis/leastcostpath")
library(leastcostpath)
library(leastcostpath)
r <- raster::raster(system.file('external/maungawhau.grd', package = 'gdistance'))
slope_cs <- create_slope_cs(r, cost_function = 'tobler')
traverse_cs <- create_traversal_cs(r)
final_cost_cs <- slope_cs * traverse_cs
slope_cs_10 <- create_slope_cs(r, cost_function = 'tobler', max_slope = 10)
final_cost_cs_10 <- slope_cs_10 * traverse_cs
loc1 = cbind(2667670, 6479000)
loc1 = sp::SpatialPoints(loc1)
loc2 = cbind(2667800, 6479400)
loc2 = sp::SpatialPoints(loc2)
lcps <- create_lcp(cost_surface = final_cost_cs, origin = loc1, destination = loc2, directional = FALSE)
plot(raster(final_cost_cs))
plot(lcps[1,], add = T, col = "red") # location 1 to location 2
plot(lcps[2,], add = T, col = "blue") # location 2 to location 1
cc <- create_cost_corridor(final_cost_cs, loc1, loc2)
plot(cc)
plot(loc1, add = T)
plot(loc2, add = T)
locs <- sp::spsample(as(raster::extent(r), 'SpatialPolygons'),n=10,'regular')
lcp_network <- create_FETE_lcps(cost_surface = final_cost_cs, locations = locs,
cost_distance = FALSE, parallel = FALSE)
plot(raster(final_cost_cs))
plot(locs, add = T)
plot(lcp_network, add = T)
locs <- sp::spsample(as(raster::extent(r), 'SpatialPolygons'),n=1,'random')
lcp_network <- create_CCP_lcps(cost_surface = final_cost_cs, location = locs, distance = 50,
radial_points = 10, cost_distance = FALSE, parallel = FALSE)
plot(raster(final_cost_cs))
plot(locs, add = T)
plot(lcp_network, add = T)
locs <- sp::spsample(as(raster::extent(r), 'SpatialPolygons'),n=1,'random')
lcp_network <- create_banded_lcps(cost_surface = final_cost_cs, location = locs, min_distance = 20,
max_distance = 50, radial_points = 10, cost_distance = FALSE, parallel = FALSE)
plot(raster(final_cost_cs))
plot(locs, add = T)
plot(lcp_network, add = T)
cumulative_lcps <- create_lcp_density(lcps = lcp_network, raster = r, rescale = FALSE)
plot(cumulative_lcps)
locs <- sp::spsample(as(raster::extent(r), 'SpatialPolygons'),n=5,'regular')
mat <- cbind(c(1, 4, 2, 1), c(2, 2, 4, 3))
lcp_network <- create_lcp_network(slope_cs, locations = locs,
nb_matrix = mat, cost_distance = FALSE, parallel = FALSE)
cost_surface <- create_slope_cs(r, cost_function = 'tobler') %>%
"*" (create_traversal_cs(r)) %>%
"*" (create_feature(raster = r, locations = loc1, x = seq(200, 1, length.out = 20))
lcp <- cost_surface %>%
create_lcp(cost_surface = . loc1, loc2)
cost_corridor <- cost_surface %>%
create_cost_corridor(., loc1, loc2)
locs <- sp::spsample(as(extent(r), 'SpatialPolygons'),n=10,'regular')
lcp_network <- cost_surface %>%
create_FETE_lcps(cost_surface = final_cost_cs, locations = locs,cost_distance = FALSE, parallel = FALSE)
cumulative_cost_paths <- cost_surface %>%
create_FETE_lcps(cost_surface = final_cost_cs, locations = locs,cost_distance = FALSE, parallel = FALSE) %>%
create_cumulative_lcps(lcps = ., raster = r, rescale = FALSE)
Please email josephlewis1992[at]gmail.com to provide your feedback or suggest functionality that you would like implemented.
Please cite as:
Lewis, J. (2020) leastcostpath: Modelling Pathways and Movement Potential Within a Landscape (version 1.3.6)