tileDir: map tiles can be stored in a local directory, e.g. "~/mapTiles/Google/"
CheckExistingFiles: logical, if TRUE check if files already exist and only download if not!
TotalSleep: overall time (in seconds) that one is willing to add in between downloads. This is intended to lower the risk of a server denial. If NULL no call to Sys.sleep is executed
tileExt: image type of tile
returnTiles: return tiles in a list?
verbose: level of verbosity
Returns
list with important information
Author(s)
Markus Loecher
Note
Note that size is in order (lon, lat)
See Also
GetMap.bbox
Examples
if(0){#OSM, Ireland xlim = c(-7,-3.5) ylim = c(51.35,55.35) Dublin = c(lon=-6.266155,lat=53.350140) DublinMerc = geosphere_mercator(Dublin) ir.osm <- GetMapTiles(lonR=xlim, latR=ylim, zoom=7, verbose=1, type ="osm", tileDir=TRUE) map = plotOSM(ir.osm) par("usr")#A vector of the form c(x1, x2, y1, y2) points(map$bbox$upperLeft,col=2,pch=20) points(map$bbox$lowerRight,col=2,pch=20) points(DublinMerc, col =2, pch=1,cex=1.5) ir.stamenToner <- GetMapTiles(lonR=xlim, latR=ylim, zoom=7,verbose=0, type ="stamen", tileDir=TRUE) plotOSM(ir.stamenToner) ir.stamenWater <- GetMapTiles(lonR=xlim, latR=ylim, zoom=7, verbose=1, type ="stamen-watercolor", tileDir=TRUE) plotOSM(ir.stamenWater)############################################# zoom=5 nTiles = prod(NumTiles(lonR=c(-135,-66), latR=c(25,54), zoom=zoom)) us_google_5 = GetMapTiles(lonR=c(-135,-66), latR=c(25,54), zoom=zoom, TotalSleep =2*nTiles, type ="google", tileDir=TRUE, verbose =TRUE) PlotOnMapTiles(us_google_5) wtc_ll = getGeoCode("World Trade Center, NY") wtc_google_15=GetMapTiles(wtc_ll, zoom=15,nTiles = c(3,3), type ="google", tileDir=TRUE, verbose =1) PlotOnMapTiles(wtc_google_15) wtc_google_16 =GetMapTiles(wtc_ll, zoom=16,nTiles = c(4,4), type ="google", tileDir=TRUE, verbose=1) PlotOnMapTiles(wtc_google_16) wtc_stamen=GetMapTiles(wtc_ll, zoom=15,nTiles = c(3,3), verbose=1, type ="stamen-toner", tileDir=TRUE) PlotOnMapTiles(wtc_stamen)###combine with leaflet:#From:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5050851/# best-lightweight-web-server-only-static-content-for-windows#To use Python as a simple web server just change your working #directory to the folder with your static content and type #python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000, everything in the directory#will be available at http:/localhost:8000/library(leaflet)m = leaflet::leaflet()%>% addTiles( urlTemplate ="http:/localhost:8000/mapTiles/OSM/{z}_{x}_{y}.png")m = leaflet::leaflet()%>% addTiles( urlTemplate ="http:/localhost:8000/mapTiles/Google/{z}_{x}_{y}.png")m = m %>% leaflet::setView(-74.01312,40.71180, zoom =16)m = m %>% leaflet::addMarkers(-74.01312,40.71180)#Quadriga:m = m %>% leaflet::setView(13.39780,52.51534, zoom =16)m = m %>% leaflet::addMarkers(13.39780,52.51534)}