Type: Package
Title: Definition of Geographic Dimensions
Version: 2.0.0
Description: The geographic dimension plays a fundamental role in multidimensional systems. To define a geographic dimension in a star schema, we need a table with attributes corresponding to the levels of the dimension. Additionally, we will also need one or more geographic layers to represent the data using this dimension. The goal of this package is to support the definition of geographic dimensions from layers of geographic information related to each other. It makes it easy to define relationships between layers and obtain the necessary data from them.
License: MIT + file LICENSE
URL: https://josesamos.github.io/geodimension/, https://github.com/josesamos/geodimension
BugReports: https://github.com/josesamos/geodimension/issues
Depends: R (≥ 2.10)
Imports: dplyr, methods, sf, snakecase, tibble, tidyselect
Suggests: knitr, pander, rmarkdown, testthat
VignetteBuilder: knitr
Encoding: UTF-8
Language: en-GB
LazyData: true
LazyDataCompression: xz
RoxygenNote: 7.2.3
NeedsCompilation: no
Packaged: 2024-01-08 16:43:50 UTC; joses
Author: Jose Samos ORCID iD [aut, cre], Universidad de Granada [cph]
Maintainer: Jose Samos <jsamos@ugr.es>
Repository: CRAN
Date/Publication: 2024-01-09 00:00:02 UTC

Add geometry to a level

Description

A level can have several geometries (point or polygon). This function adds the geometry of the layer to the level.

Usage

add_geometry(gl, layer, layer_key, level_key)

## S3 method for class 'geolevel'
add_geometry(gl, layer = NULL, layer_key = NULL, level_key = NULL)

Arguments

gl

A geolevel object.

layer

A sf object.

layer_key

A vector of string.

level_key

A vector of string.

Details

The association of the geometry to the existing instances is done through join using the level and layer keys.

If none is indicated, by default the key defined in the level is considered.

Value

A geolevel.

See Also

geodimension, relate_levels

Other geolevel definition functions: check_key(), complete_point_geometry(), coordinates_to_geometry(), geolevel(), get_empty_geometry_instances(), get_geometry()

Examples


layer_us_state <-
  dplyr::inner_join(
    get_level_data_geo(gd_us, "state"),
    get_level_layer(gd_us, "state"),
    by = c("statefp", "division", "region", "stusps", "name")
  ) |>
  sf::st_as_sf()

us_state_point <-
  coordinates_to_geometry(layer_us_state,
                          lon_lat = c("intptlon", "intptlat"))

state <-
  geolevel(name = "state",
           layer = layer_us_state,
           key = "statefp",
           snake_case = TRUE) |>
  add_geometry(layer = us_state_point)

Add a level to a dimension

Description

Once a level is part of the dimension, it can then be related to other levels of the dimension.

Usage

add_level(gd, level)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
add_level(gd, level = NULL)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

level

A geolevel, level to add to the dimension.

Value

A geodimension.

See Also

geolevel, relate_levels, get_level_layer

Other geodimension definition functions: geodimension(), set_level_data(), transform_crs()

Examples


layer_us_place <- gd_us |>
  get_level_layer("place")

layer_us_county <-
  dplyr::inner_join(
    get_level_data_geo(gd_us, "county"),
    get_level_layer(gd_us, "county"),
    by = c("geoid", "statefp", "name", "type")
  ) |>
  sf::st_as_sf()

place <-
  geolevel(name = "place",
           layer = layer_us_place,
           attributes = c("statefp", "county_geoid", "name", "type"),
           key = "geoid")

county <-
  geolevel(
    name = "county",
    layer = layer_us_county,
    attributes = c("statefp", "name", "type"),
    key = "geoid"
  ) |>
  add_geometry(coordinates_to_geometry(layer_us_county,
                                       lon_lat = c("intptlon", "intptlat")))

gd_us <-
  geodimension(name = "gd_us",
               level = place) |>
  add_level(level = county)

Add prefix

Description

Add prefix

Usage

add_prefix(str, prefix)

Arguments

str

A string.

prefix

A string.

Value

A string.

All attributes are character

Description

All attributes are character

Usage

all_attributes_character(instances)

Arguments

instances

A tibble.

Value

A tibble.

Check key

Description

Check if the specified set of attributes can be the key of the table.

Usage

check_key(table, key = NULL)

Arguments

table

A tibble object.

key

A vector, attributes that compose the key.

Details

The table can be a data table or a vector layer.

Value

A boolean.

See Also

Other geolevel definition functions: add_geometry(), complete_point_geometry(), coordinates_to_geometry(), geolevel(), get_empty_geometry_instances(), get_geometry()

Examples


layer_us_county <- get_level_layer(gd_us, "county")

is_key <- check_key(layer_us_county, key = c("statefp", "name"))

Complete point geometry

Description

In case of having the polygon geometry defined, it obtains the point geometry from it.

Usage

complete_point_geometry(gl)

## S3 method for class 'geolevel'
complete_point_geometry(gl)

Arguments

gl

A geolevel object.

Details

If the point geometry was already defined, if there are instances with this geometry empty, it completes them.

Value

A geolevel object.

See Also

geodimension, relate_levels

Other geolevel definition functions: add_geometry(), check_key(), coordinates_to_geometry(), geolevel(), get_empty_geometry_instances(), get_geometry()

Examples


layer_us_state <- get_level_layer(gd_us, "state")

state <-
  geolevel(name = "state",
           layer = layer_us_state,
           key = "statefp",
           snake_case = TRUE) |>
  complete_point_geometry()

Complete relation by geography

Description

Two levels can be related by attributes or by geography (if the upper level has polygon-type geometry). Once related, if there are unrelated instances, we can try to relate those instances using this function, which considers alternative geographic relationships.

Usage

complete_relation_by_geography(
  gd,
  lower_level_name = NULL,
  upper_level_name = NULL
)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
complete_relation_by_geography(
  gd,
  lower_level_name = NULL,
  upper_level_name = NULL
)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

lower_level_name

A string, name of the lower level.

upper_level_name

A string, name of the upper lever.

Details

It does not necessarily succeed trying to relate instances.

Value

A geodimension object.

See Also

geodimension, geolevel

Other relationship between geolevels: get_unrelated_instances(), relate_levels(), select_levels()

Examples


layer_us_place <- gd_us |>
  get_level_layer("place")

layer_us_county <-
  dplyr::inner_join(
    get_level_data_geo(gd_us, "county"),
    get_level_layer(gd_us, "county"),
    by = c("geoid", "statefp", "name", "type")
  ) |>
  sf::st_as_sf()

place <-
  geolevel(name = "place",
           layer = layer_us_place,
           attributes = c("statefp", "county_geoid", "name", "type"),
           key = "geoid")

county <-
  geolevel(
    name = "county",
    layer = layer_us_county,
    attributes = c("statefp", "name", "type"),
    key = "geoid"
  ) |>
  add_geometry(coordinates_to_geometry(layer_us_county,
                                       lon_lat = c("intptlon", "intptlat")))

gd <-
  geodimension(name = "gd_us",
               level = place) |>
  add_level(level = county)

gd <- gd |>
  relate_levels(
    lower_level_name = "place",
    lower_level_attributes = "county_geoid",
    upper_level_name = "county"
  ) |>
  complete_relation_by_geography(
    lower_level_name = "place",
    upper_level_name = "county"
  )

Transform coordinates to point geometry

Description

From the coordinates defined in fields such as latitude and longitude, it returns a layer of points.

Usage

coordinates_to_geometry(table, lon_lat = c("intptlon", "intptlat"), crs = 4326)

Arguments

table

A tibble object.

lon_lat

A vector, name of longitude and latitude attributes.

crs

A coordinate reference system: integer with the EPSG code, or character with proj4string.

Details

If we start from a geographic layer, it initially transforms it into a table.

The CRS of the new layer is indicated. By default, it considers 4326 (WGS84).

Value

A sf object.

See Also

Other geolevel definition functions: add_geometry(), check_key(), complete_point_geometry(), geolevel(), get_empty_geometry_instances(), get_geometry()

Examples


layer_us_county <-
  dplyr::inner_join(
    get_level_data_geo(gd_us, "county"),
    get_level_layer(gd_us, "county"),
    by = c("geoid", "statefp", "name", "type")
  ) |>
  sf::st_as_sf()

us_county_point <-
  coordinates_to_geometry(layer_us_county,
                          lon_lat = c("intptlon", "intptlat"))

define relationship

Description

define relationship

Usage

define_relationship(gd, gdp, l, h)

Arguments

gd

A geolevel object.

gdp

A geolevel object.

l

A string, name of the lower level.

h

A string, name of the upper lever.

Value

A geolevel object.

gd_es

Description

geodimension obtained from vector layers over Spain

Usage

gd_es

Format

A geodimension.

Details

It includes the levels nucleus, municipality, agricultural region, province, autonomous community and country.

Source

https://centrodedescargas.cnig.es/CentroDescargas/, https://www.mapa.gob.es/es/cartografia-y-sig/ide/descargas/agricultura/default.aspx

gd_us

Description

geodimension obtained from vector layers over USA.

Usage

gd_us

Format

A geodimension.

Details

It includes the levels place, county, state, division, region and country.

Source

https://www.census.gov

geodimension S3 class

Description

A geodimension object is created. A geodimension allows us to relate levels. In addition to the name of the geodimension , a level has to be given.

Usage

geodimension(name = NULL, level = NULL, snake_case = FALSE)

Arguments

name

A string, name of the dimension.

level

A geolevel.

snake_case

A boolean, transform all names to snake_case.

Value

A geodimension object.

See Also

geolevel, relate_levels, get_level_layer

Other geodimension definition functions: add_level(), set_level_data(), transform_crs()

Examples


layer_us_place <- get_level_layer(gd_us, "place")

place <-
  geolevel(name = "place",
           layer = layer_us_place,
           key = "geoid")
gd <-
  geodimension(name = "gd_us",
               level = place)

geolevel S3 class

Description

A geolevel object is created from a given geographic layer. The attributes of the layer to be included in the level can be indicated; if no attribute is indicated, all are considered. The attributes that make up the key must be indicated.

Usage

geolevel(
  name = NULL,
  layer = NULL,
  attributes = NULL,
  key = NULL,
  snake_case = FALSE
)

Arguments

name

A string, level name.

layer

A tibble or sf object.

attributes

A string vector, selected attributes.

key

A string vector, attributes that compose the key.

snake_case

A boolean, transform all names to snake_case.

Details

A level can have two associated geometries (point or polygon). The geometry is obtained from the layer data.

We can also define a level from a tibble, which does not have any associated geometry. The geometry will be obtained from the relationships between levels that we define or from layers related to this data.

The name of the level is used later to reference it and relate it to other levels.

Value

A geolevel object.

See Also

geodimension, relate_levels

Other geolevel definition functions: add_geometry(), check_key(), complete_point_geometry(), coordinates_to_geometry(), get_empty_geometry_instances(), get_geometry()

Examples


layer_us_state <- get_level_layer(gd_us, "state")

state <-
  geolevel(name = "state",
           layer = layer_us_state,
           key = "statefp",
           snake_case = TRUE)

Get empty geometry instances

Description

Get the instances of the data table that do not have associated geometry for the specified geometry type.

Usage

get_empty_geometry_instances(gl, geometry)

## S3 method for class 'geolevel'
get_empty_geometry_instances(gl, geometry = NULL)

Arguments

gl

A geolevel object.

geometry

A string, type of geometry of the layer.

Value

A tibble.

See Also

geodimension, relate_levels

Other geolevel definition functions: add_geometry(), check_key(), complete_point_geometry(), coordinates_to_geometry(), geolevel(), get_geometry()

Examples


layer_us_state <-
  dplyr::inner_join(
    get_level_data_geo(gd_us, "state"),
    get_level_layer(gd_us, "state"),
    by = c("statefp", "division", "region", "stusps", "name")
  ) |>
  sf::st_as_sf()

us_state_point <-
  coordinates_to_geometry(layer_us_state,
                          lon_lat = c("intptlon", "intptlat"))

state <-
  geolevel(name = "state",
           layer = layer_us_state,
           key = "statefp",
           snake_case = TRUE) |>
  add_geometry(layer = us_state_point)

empty_geometry_instances <- state |>
  get_empty_geometry_instances(geometry = "point")

Get geometry

Description

Get the geometry of a layer, as it is interpreted to define a geolevel object.

Usage

get_geometry(layer)

Arguments

layer

A sf object.

Details

It will only be valid if one of the three geometries is interpreted: point, line or polygon.

Value

A string.

See Also

Other geolevel definition functions: add_geometry(), check_key(), complete_point_geometry(), coordinates_to_geometry(), geolevel(), get_empty_geometry_instances()

Examples


layer_us_county <- get_level_layer(gd_us, "county")

geometry <- get_geometry(layer_us_county)

Get higher level names

Description

Get the names of levels included in the geodimension that are related to the given level and are upper levels. We can get only the direct levels or the levels reached by passing through other levels.

Usage

get_higher_level_names(gd, level_name, indirect_levels)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
get_higher_level_names(gd, level_name = NULL, indirect_levels = FALSE)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

level_name

A string.

indirect_levels

A boolean.

Value

A vector of names.

See Also

geodimension, geolevel

Other information gathering functions: get_level_data_geo(), get_level_data(), get_level_geometries(), get_level_layer(), get_level_names()

Examples


ln_1 <- gd_us |>
  get_higher_level_names(level_name = "place")

ln_2 <- gd_us |>
  get_higher_level_names(level_name = "place", indirect_levels = TRUE)

Get level data

Description

Get the data table of a given level.

Usage

get_level_data(gd, level_name, inherited, add_prefix)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
get_level_data(gd, level_name = NULL, inherited = FALSE, add_prefix = TRUE)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

level_name

A string.

inherited

A boolean.

add_prefix

A boolean.

Details

It allows selecting whether we want only the data defined locally in the level or also those that it inherits from other higher levels with which it is related.

In case of inheriting attributes from other levels, in the table, these can have as a prefix the name of the level.

Value

A tibble object.

See Also

geodimension, geolevel

Other information gathering functions: get_higher_level_names(), get_level_data_geo(), get_level_geometries(), get_level_layer(), get_level_names()

Examples


ld <- gd_us |>
  get_level_data(level_name = "county",
                 inherited = TRUE)

Get level data with latitude and longitude

Description

Get the data table of a given level with latitude and longitude.

Usage

get_level_data_geo(gd, level_name, inherited, add_prefix, lon_lat, crs)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
get_level_data_geo(
  gd,
  level_name = NULL,
  inherited = FALSE,
  add_prefix = TRUE,
  lon_lat = c("intptlon", "intptlat"),
  crs = 4326
)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

level_name

A string.

inherited

A boolean.

add_prefix

A boolean.

lon_lat

A vector, name of longitude and latitude attributes.

crs

A coordinate reference system: integer with the EPSG code, or character with proj4string.

Details

It allows selecting whether we want only the data defined locally in the level or also those that it inherits from other higher levels with which it is related.

In case of inheriting attributes from other levels, in the table, these can have as a prefix the name of the level.

Additionally, we indicate the names of the fields where longitude and latitude will be stored, as well as the crs that is used, if they are different from the default values.

Value

A tibble object.

See Also

geodimension, geolevel

Other information gathering functions: get_higher_level_names(), get_level_data(), get_level_geometries(), get_level_layer(), get_level_names()

Examples


ld <- gd_us |>
  get_level_data_geo(level_name = "county",
                     inherited = TRUE)

Get level geometries

Description

Gets the geometry types defined for a given level.

Usage

get_level_geometries(gd, level_name)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
get_level_geometries(gd, level_name = NULL)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

level_name

A string.

Value

A vector of names.

See Also

geodimension, geolevel

Other information gathering functions: get_higher_level_names(), get_level_data_geo(), get_level_data(), get_level_layer(), get_level_names()

Examples


lg <- gd_us |>
  get_level_geometries(level_name = "state")

get level keys

Description

Starting from a level, the keys of all the levels above it.

Usage

get_level_keys(gd, level_name = NULL)

Arguments

gd

A geolevel object.

level_name

A string, name of the level.

Value

A tibble object.

Get level layer

Description

Get a geographic layer associated with a level. We can select the geometry and, using boolean parameters, which attributes are included in the layer's table: only the attributes that make up the key and, if applied to a geodimension, inherited attributes to which the prefix of the level where they are defined can be added.

Usage

get_level_layer(gd, level_name, geometry, only_key, inherited, add_prefix)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
get_level_layer(
  gd,
  level_name = NULL,
  geometry = NULL,
  only_key = FALSE,
  inherited = FALSE,
  add_prefix = TRUE
)

## S3 method for class 'geolevel'
get_level_layer(
  gd,
  level_name = NULL,
  geometry = NULL,
  only_key = FALSE,
  inherited = FALSE,
  add_prefix = TRUE
)

Arguments

gd

A geolevel or geodimension object.

level_name

A string.

geometry

A string.

only_key

A boolean.

inherited

A boolean.

add_prefix

A boolean.

Value

A sf object.

See Also

geodimension, geolevel

Other information gathering functions: get_higher_level_names(), get_level_data_geo(), get_level_data(), get_level_geometries(), get_level_names()

Examples


layer_us_state <- get_level_layer(gd_us, "state")

state <-
  geolevel(name = "state",
           layer = layer_us_state,
           key = "statefp")

state_ll <- state |>
  get_level_layer("polygon")


county_ll <- gd_us |>
  get_level_layer(level_name = "county",
                  geometry = "polygon",
                  inherited = TRUE)

Get level names

Description

Get the names of levels included in the geodimension.

Usage

get_level_names(gd)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
get_level_names(gd)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

Value

A vector of names.

See Also

geodimension, geolevel

Other information gathering functions: get_higher_level_names(), get_level_data_geo(), get_level_data(), get_level_geometries(), get_level_layer()

Examples


ln <- gd_us |>
  get_level_names()

Get unrelated instances

Description

Given two previously related levels of a dimension, it obtains the instances of the lower level that have not been related to the upper level.

Usage

get_unrelated_instances(gd, lower_level_name, upper_level_name)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
get_unrelated_instances(gd, lower_level_name = NULL, upper_level_name = NULL)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

lower_level_name

A string, name of the lower level.

upper_level_name

A string, name of the upper lever.

Value

A tibble, unrelated lower level instances.

See Also

geodimension, geolevel

Other relationship between geolevels: complete_relation_by_geography(), relate_levels(), select_levels()

Examples


layer_us_place <- gd_us |>
  get_level_layer("place")

layer_us_county <-
  dplyr::inner_join(
    get_level_data_geo(gd_us, "county"),
    get_level_layer(gd_us, "county"),
    by = c("geoid", "statefp", "name", "type")
  ) |>
  sf::st_as_sf()

place <-
  geolevel(name = "place",
           layer = layer_us_place,
           attributes = c("statefp", "county_geoid", "name", "type"),
           key = "geoid")

county <-
  geolevel(
    name = "county",
    layer = layer_us_county,
    attributes = c("statefp", "name", "type"),
    key = "geoid"
  ) |>
  add_geometry(coordinates_to_geometry(layer_us_county,
                                       lon_lat = c("intptlon", "intptlat")))

gd <-
  geodimension(name = "gd_us",
               level = place) |>
  add_level(level = county)

gd <- gd |>
  relate_levels(
    lower_level_name = "place",
    upper_level_name = "county",
    by_geography = TRUE
  )

ui <- gd |>
  get_unrelated_instances(
    lower_level_name = "place",
    upper_level_name = "county"
  )

To snake case

Description

To snake case

Usage

my_to_snake_case(str)

Arguments

str

A string.

Value

A vector of strings.

Relate levels in a dimension

Description

Definition of a direct relationship between two levels of the dimension: the lower level composes the higher level.

Usage

relate_levels(
  gd,
  lower_level_name,
  lower_level_attributes,
  upper_level_name,
  upper_level_key,
  by_geography
)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
relate_levels(
  gd,
  lower_level_name = NULL,
  lower_level_attributes = NULL,
  upper_level_name = NULL,
  upper_level_key = NULL,
  by_geography = FALSE
)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

lower_level_name

A string, name of the lower level.

lower_level_attributes

A vector of attribute names.

upper_level_name

A string, name of the upper lever.

upper_level_key

A vector of attribute names.

by_geography

A boolean.

Details

The relationship may exist by having attributes with common values or by their geographic attributes. In the latter case, the geometry of the upper level must be of the polygon type.

If no top-level attributes are indicated, the attributes that make up the key are considered by default, only the corresponding attributes of the lower level have to be indicated.

To use the geometric relationship, it must be explicitly indicated by the Boolean parameter. In this case, the attributes of the lower level must not exist in the table, they will be added with the values of the key of the upper level, according to the established relationship. If lower level attribute names are not provided, they will be generated from the upper level key names, adding a prefix.

Value

A geodimension.

See Also

geodimension, geolevel

Other relationship between geolevels: complete_relation_by_geography(), get_unrelated_instances(), select_levels()

Examples


layer_us_place <- gd_us |>
  get_level_layer("place")

layer_us_county <-
  dplyr::inner_join(
    get_level_data_geo(gd_us, "county"),
    get_level_layer(gd_us, "county"),
    by = c("geoid", "statefp", "name", "type")
  ) |>
  sf::st_as_sf()

place <-
  geolevel(name = "place",
           layer = layer_us_place,
           attributes = c("statefp", "county_geoid", "name", "type"),
           key = "geoid")

county <-
  geolevel(
    name = "county",
    layer = layer_us_county,
    attributes = c("statefp", "name", "type"),
    key = "geoid"
  ) |>
  add_geometry(coordinates_to_geometry(layer_us_county,
                                       lon_lat = c("intptlon", "intptlat")))

gd <-
  geodimension(name = "gd_us",
               level = place) |>
  add_level(level = county)

gd <- gd |>
  relate_levels(
    lower_level_name = "place",
    lower_level_attributes = "county_geoid",
    upper_level_name = "county"
  )

gd_2 <- gd |>
  relate_levels(
    lower_level_name = "place",
    upper_level_name = "county",
    by_geography = TRUE
  )

Select levels

Description

Select a subset of the levels of the dimension so that the rest of the levels no longer belong to it.

Usage

select_levels(gd, level_names = NULL)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
select_levels(gd, level_names = NULL)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

level_names

A vector of names.

Value

A geodimension object.

See Also

geodimension, geolevel

Other relationship between geolevels: complete_relation_by_geography(), get_unrelated_instances(), relate_levels()

Examples


gd_us_2 <- gd_us |>
  select_levels(level_names = c("state", "county", "place", "region"))

Set level data

Description

Set the data table of a given level.

Usage

set_level_data(gd, level_name, data)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
set_level_data(gd, level_name = NULL, data = NULL)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

level_name

A string.

data

A tibble object.

Details

We can get the table, filter or transform the data and redefine the level table.

It is checked that the attributes that have been used in the relationships remain in the table.

Value

A geodimension object.

See Also

geolevel, get_level_data

Other geodimension definition functions: add_level(), geodimension(), transform_crs()

Examples


ld <- gd_us |>
  get_level_data(level_name = "county",
                 inherited = TRUE)

gd_us <- gd_us |>
  set_level_data(level_name = "county",
                 data = ld)

snake case geolevel

Description

snake case geolevel

Usage

snake_case_geolevel(gl)

Arguments

gl

A geolevel object.

Value

A geolevel object.

sort by number of instances

Description

sort by number of instances

Usage

sort_by_number_of_instances(gd, level_names, decreasing = FALSE)

Arguments

gd

A geolevel object.

level_names

A string vector.

decreasing

A boolean, decreasing order.

Value

A string vector.

Transform CRS

Description

Transform the CRS of all the layers included in the dimension to the one indicated.

Usage

transform_crs(gd, crs = NULL)

## S3 method for class 'geodimension'
transform_crs(gd, crs = NULL)

Arguments

gd

A geodimension object.

crs

A coordinate reference system: integer with the EPSG code, or character with proj4string.

Value

A geodimension.

See Also

geolevel, relate_levels, get_level_layer

Other geodimension definition functions: add_level(), geodimension(), set_level_data()

Examples


layer_us_place <- gd_us |>
  get_level_layer("place")

layer_us_county <-
  dplyr::inner_join(
    get_level_data_geo(gd_us, "county"),
    get_level_layer(gd_us, "county"),
    by = c("geoid", "statefp", "name", "type")
  ) |>
  sf::st_as_sf()

place <-
  geolevel(name = "place",
           layer = layer_us_place,
           attributes = c("statefp", "county_geoid", "name", "type"),
           key = "geoid")

county <-
  geolevel(
    name = "county",
    layer = layer_us_county,
    attributes = c("statefp", "name", "type"),
    key = "geoid"
  ) |>
  add_geometry(coordinates_to_geometry(layer_us_county,
                                       lon_lat = c("intptlon", "intptlat")))

gd_us <-
  geodimension(name = "gd_us",
               level = place) |>
  add_level(level = county) |>
  transform_crs(crs = 3857)

us_division

Description

US Divisions and Regions (code and name).

Usage

us_division

Format

A tibble object.

Validate names

Description

Validate names

Usage

validate_names(defined_names, names, concept = "name", repeated = FALSE)

Arguments

defined_names

A vector of strings, defined attribute names.

names

A vector of strings, new attribute names.

concept

A string, treated concept.

repeated

A boolean, repeated names allowed.

Value

A vector of strings, names.

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