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Updated branch now has all basic area and perimeter calculations. Should correctly handle units, but needs more testing, particularly with unprojected spatial data. |
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Awesome! Looks great. Sorry I was slow to see this. I've given everyone write access now. |
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The PR shows a proposed structure for the package and associated functions.
calculate_footstats() is a convenience wrapper function that would process a list of metrics and produce tabular or gridded output. The calculation functions should also be directly callable and add more flexibility to use pre-computed fields. S3 methods allow dispatch by different spatial data formats.
To-do: add a calculate_focal_footstats() for indexed or adjacent pixels; add a fasterize-based gridding function; expand metric calculations; add tests and documentation...