ggmap | A package for plotting maps in R with ggplot2 | Data Visualization library

I have a dataset with two columns on_road and at_road, the combination of which make up a string called geocode_string. With this string, I wish to geocode these intersections using my google API key. As an example, I have on_road = Silverdale and at_road = W 28th St, which combine to form geocode_string = Silverdale and W 28th St, Cleveland, OH.

However, when I try and use the geocode function from ggmap, I get this message: "SILVERDALE and W ..." not uniquely geocoded, using "silverdale ave, cleveland, oh 44109, usa".

It seems in this case that R just assumes a location by default, in this case just silverdale ave. I would like to have R not do this- perhaps just to leave blank the locations for which a unique geocode cannot be found. I can then go through and manually find the coordinates for such cases. I just would like to flag the observations in some way.

I'd also like to point out that in the second row of the dataset, I get S MARGINAL RD and W 93RD ST , CLEVELAND , OH, an intersection that does not exist in Cleveland. When I paste that string into google maps, it seems to search for a partial match and gives me the coordinates for S Marginal Rd. Any thoughts why an intersection that does not exist would generate coordinates in this case, but not the Silverdale case described above? Is there any way to prevent this from happening?

I would greatly appreciate any help!

I want to create a "heating map" for a dataset, which contains obs about shooting in NYC Boroughs.

I'm trying to plot a matrix (mostly random numbers with a few NAs) with longitude/latitude coordinates on a ggmap plot.

This is my code:

I wrote the docker file like this to deploy the shiny r application

I have created a ggplot graph, with ggmap() and geom_sf(), but when I try to visualize it with ggplotly() there are some elements that are not translated.

1. It seems that the labels when using scale_fill_manual() are not interpreted by plotly.

2. In addition, the labels must be formatted, as can be seen in the graph generated by ggplot, and modified as established in ggplot with the labels argument of scale_fill_manual().

3. The labels should be positioned on the colored boxes. Also as you can see in the graph generated with ggplot.

4. The frame that adds plotly seems unaesthetic to me and I would like it not to be shown.

5. The subtitle shown with ggplot2 cannot be found in the plotly generated graph.

6. Is it possible to hide the menu (download, zoom, ...) plotly from the graphics?.

7. Finally, in a different vein, I have tried to add information to each area of the graph, when hovering the mouse, but it does not show anything, only the value of the variable geosmunicipios$Renta.media.por.hogar.2016.quantile, which was already displayed by default, using hoverinfo() in ggplotly().

8. It only shows the default text that I have indicated in point 7 by hovering over the lines of the polygons but not in the area of the polygons.

In short, the ggplotly graph should look as close as possible to the one generated with ggplot2.

The file for download is available at: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9nmy0uj00jhc1y4/geosmunicipios.R?dl=0

I have a map of a region of canada that I created using ggplot and the sf package. At specific points on the map, I'd like to add a line leading to a callout of a graph using data from that location. I know how to do popups in leaflet, but this needs to be a document that works when I print out a hard copy. I also could do it in Illustrator, but coding it in would be best!

Any ideas?

Here is some example code

I'm struggling to plot a basemap from ggmap with points (sf object). The most promising solution I came across is this SO answer from @andyteucher. I tried to reproduce it below, but I'm not having much luck. I get the basemap to print but not the points.

I am trying to plot species range areas using convex hulls to then calculate the area and create a figure.

There is a well known issue with the 180 degree international dateline that I have been trying to remedy following many examples on SE, e.g:

How to remedy a path that crosses the international dateline with R

This comes close to what I am aiming for but plots in mapview not ggplot2: How to construct/plot convex hulls of polygons from points by factor using sf?

Here is my attempt:

I have a spreadsheet with Lat-Lon info of 14 regions in the Czech Republic (file here). I am trying to plot a map and put bubbles for the active cases in each of the regions. The lat-lon coords are for capital cities from each region.