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congruent: Datasets to illustrate the concept of spatial congruence

Description

Sample of old (incongruent) and new (congruent) administrative zones from UK statistical agencies

Usage

congruent

Arguments

Format

Simple feature geographic data in a projected CRS (OSGB) with random values assigned for teaching purposes.

Examples

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# NOT RUN {
if(requireNamespace("sf", quietly = TRUE)) {
  library(sf)
  plot(aggregating_zones$geometry, lwd = 5)
  plot(congruent$geometry, add = TRUE, border = "green", lwd = 2)
  plot(incongruent$geometry, add = TRUE, border = "blue", col = NA)
  rbind(congruent, incongruent)
}
# Code used to download the data:
# }
# NOT RUN {
devtools::install_github("robinlovelace/ukboundaries")
library(sf)
library(tmap)
library(dplyr)
library(ukboundaries)
sel = grepl("003|004", msoa2011_lds$geo_label)
aggregating_zones = st_transform(msoa2011_lds[sel, ], 27700)
# find lsoas in the aggregating_zones
lsoa_touching = st_transform(lsoa2011_lds, 27700)[aggregating_zones, ]
lsoa_cents = st_centroid(lsoa_touching)
lsoa_cents = lsoa_cents[aggregating_zones, ]
sel = lsoa_touching$geo_code %in% lsoa_cents$geo_code
# same for ed zones
ed_touching = st_transform(ed1981, 27700)[aggregating_zones, ]
ed_cents = st_centroid(ed_touching)
ed_cents = ed_cents[aggregating_zones, ]
incongruent_agg_ed = ed_touching[ed_cents, ]
set.seed(2017)
incongruent_agg_ed$value = rnorm(nrow(incongruent_agg_ed), mean = 5)
congruent = aggregate(incongruent_agg_ed["value"], lsoa_touching[sel, ], mean)
congruent$level = "Congruent"
congruent = congruent[c("level", "value")]
incongruent_cents = st_centroid(incongruent_agg_ed)
aggregating_value = st_join(incongruent_cents, congruent)$value.y
incongruent_agg = aggregate(incongruent_agg_ed["value"], list(aggregating_value), FUN = mean)
incongruent_agg$level = "Incongruent"
incongruent = incongruent_agg[c("level", "value")]
summary(st_geometry_type(congruent))
summary(st_geometry_type(incongruent))
incongruent = st_cast(incongruent, "MULTIPOLYGON")
summary(st_geometry_type(incongruent))
summary(st_geometry_type(aggregating_zones))
devtools::use_data(congruent, overwrite = TRUE)
devtools::use_data(incongruent, overwrite = TRUE)
devtools::use_data(aggregating_zones, overwrite = TRUE)
# }

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