SpaceTime | github repository hosts the code

I am very new to spatial evaluation and come from psychology.

I am using the software R and the packages "gstat" and "spacetime".

I would like to do a spatio temporal interpolation. For this I follow the paper of Gräler et al. (https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/gstat/vignettes/spatio-temporal-kriging.pdf)

Unfortunately I can't find/fit the right variogram model. I can create the empirical variogram and this is also conclusive to me, but then I do not get any further. I do not understand how to define the individual parameters such as "sill" or "nugget" or what they stand for.

Here are my previous approaches:

My ST-Dataframe:

I want to use the deault color of levelplot but in a reverse order. I know how to reverse custom colors but unable to do for default color of rasterVis.rasterVis

I am trying to create a table with nodejs but it gives me this error when I run the js file:

Here's sample code to generate plots of flights, one flight at a time. How to modify the code to generate all four flights on one plot? And can a legend be added with distinct colors?

I develop a website custom card carousel with react.js and anime.js. I do a flip animation on the card in the center of the screen. It work fine with opera, firefox and chrome but I have an issue with safari. I test it with safari 13.0.4. And the animation is ok but just after the animation, the text go behind the card. And after the 3rd iteration it work fine.

front card

back card Opera, Chrome, Firefox and on Safari (after the 3rd flip for Safari)

back card Safari

back card Safari without color and with black text

Here my css:

My site is built using Gatsby with continuous deployment to Netlify. I haven't touched my Gatsby site in two months. So, when I ran updates and added new content and deployed I ran into a breaking error on Netlify build.

Tried many things and spent too many hours on it already. Originally I was using only npm. After banging on that for a while I switched to yarn as was suggested on some online threads. Getting a different error message now with yarn, but still no luck with the deploy to Netlify.

This is probably something stupid simple. And I know I've had deploy/build issues before and fixed them, but... I'm at a loss at this point...

1. My local build does work. No problems there, local gatsby develop and gatsby build both work.
2. I've run all yarn upgrades possible.
3. The problem seems to be one of these (maybe):
   1. Either something about the Sass file not building correctly and causing the whole thing to blow up, or
   2. Netlify doesn't think/see gatsby-cli installed so can't run the gatsby build command
4. Site repo is now public: https://github.com/heyspacetime/spacetime-gatsby
   1. master and switch-to-yarn branches are a hot mess. Was working on PR #58 to sort out this deploy issue

Note: I've also posted this to Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/gatsbyjs/comments/bnfqij/help_netlify_deploy_fails_on_gatsby_build/

Here's the deploy details after trying to build on Netlify. I've linked a screenshot after the codeblock so you can see error highlighting.

Below is the code I tried to test.

Tree:

I am trying to pass text into the script below and have it output both bigrams and trigrams. This is like the 6th generation attempt at this, as with all others it for some reason only generates the first n-grams and not the other. I've tried to switch up order, tried all kinds of things.

Here is the current script:

My server is sending my Javascript client a timestamp in UTC. I'm currently in Mountain Time which is currently in daylight savings (GMT-7), but any timezone adjustment I do is only applying -6 offset.

To confirm that javascript is even aware of my timezone, I did the following:

console.log(Date().toString()); which outputs the following: Mon Nov 19 2018 12:13:28 GMT-0700 (Mountain Standard Time). It's clear that JS knows I am currently in GMT-7.

Now, my server is sending 2018-08-24T17:00:00. So I parse it with moment.js, convert to local timezone and then format the result.