...: File paths for images to be combined. Note that combining TIFF images requires the tiff package be installed.
output_file: The path to save the resulting image to. Can be any format accepted by magick::image_read . Optionally, can be set to NULL, in which case this function will return the image as a magick
object instead of writing to disk.
transparency: A value indicating how much transparency should be added to each image. If less than 1, interpreted as a proportion (so a value of 0.1 results in each image becoming 10% more transparent); if between 1 and 100, interpreted as a percentage (so a value of 10 results in each image becoming 10% more transparent.) A value of 0 is equivalent to no additional transparency.
Returns
If output_file is not null, output_file, invisibly. If output_file is null, a magick image object.
Examples
## Not run:# Generate points and download orthoimagerymt_elbert_points <- data.frame( lat = runif(100, min =39.11144, max =39.12416), lng = runif(100, min =-106.4534, max =-106.437))mt_elbert_sf <- sf::st_as_sf(mt_elbert_points, coords = c("lng","lat"))sf::st_crs(mt_elbert_sf)<- sf::st_crs(4326)output_files <- get_tiles( mt_elbert_sf, output_prefix = tempfile(), services = c("ortho"))# Merge orthoimagery into a single fileortho_merged <- merge_rasters( input_rasters = output_files[1], output_raster = tempfile(fileext =".tif"))# Convert our points into an overlaymt_elbert_overlay <- vector_to_overlay(mt_elbert_sf, ortho_merged[[1]], size =15, color ="red", na.rm =TRUE)# Combine the overlay with our orthoimageortho_with_points <- combine_overlays( ortho_merged[[1]], mt_elbert_overlay
)## End(Not run)
See Also
Other data manipulation functions: georeference_overlay(), merge_rasters(), raster_to_raw_tiles(), vector_to_overlay()
Other overlay creation functions: georeference_overlay(), vector_to_overlay()
Other visualization functions: geom_spatial_rgb(), raster_to_raw_tiles(), vector_to_overlay()