1st Edition
Spatial Data Science With Applications in R
Part 1. Spatial Data 1. Getting Started 2. Coordinates 3. Geometries 4. Spherical Geometries 5. Attributes and Support 6. Data Cubes Part 2. R for Spatial Data Science 7. Introduction to sf and stars 8. Plotting spatial data 9. Large data and cloud native Part 3. Models for Spatial Data 10. Statistical modelling of spatial data 11. Point Pattern Analysis 12. Spatial Interpolation 13. Multivariate and Spatiotemporal Geostatistics 14. Proximity and Areal Data 15. Measures of spatial autocorrelation 16. Spatial Regression 17. Spatial econometrics models Appendix A. Older R Spatial Packages Appendix B. R basics
Biography
Edzer Pebesma is professor at the Institute for Geoinformatics of the University of Muenster, Germany, where he leads the spatiotemporal modelling lab. He co-initiated openEO, an open source software ecosystem around a language neutral API for analyzing very large data cubes and image collections.
Roger Bivand is a geographer, emeritus professor of the Department of Economics of the Norwegian School of Economics, Bergen, Norway, has worked with spatial autocorrelation since the 1970’s, and is a Fellow of the Spatial Econometrics Association.
Edzer and Roger have actively interacted with the open source geospatial user and developer communities since the last century. They author and maintain a number of key R packages for the handling and analysis of spatial and spatiotemporal data, including sf, stars, s2, sp, and gstat, spdep, spatialreg and rgrass. Both are ordinary members of the R foundation.
“I think that this is an important book. I am convinced it will be seen as a reference for scientists working with spatial data in R but also as a textbook for scientists and postgraduate students who are learning the concepts and how to do it practically in R (admittedly at a very advanced level!). It has certainly be on the shelf of everyone working with and teaching spatial data in R.”
-Hanna Meyer, Institute of Landscape Ecology, University of Münster, Germany
