Check if lat lon are OK – validate latitudes and longitudes

Check each latitude and longitude value to see if they are valid.

Usage

latlon_is.valid(
  lat,
  lon,
  quiet = TRUE,
  invalid_msg_table = FALSE,
  exact_but_slow_islandareas = FALSE
)

Arguments

lat

vector of latitudes (or data.frame with colnames lat and lon, in which case lon param must be missing)

lon

vector of longitudes

quiet

optional logical, if TRUE, show list of bad values in console

invalid_msg_table

set TRUE if you want a data.frame with colnames "valid" and "invalid_msg"

exact_but_slow_islandareas

see latlon_is.islandareas()

Value

logical vector, one element per lat lon pair (location)

Details

NA or outside expected numeric ranges

(based on approx ranges of lat lon seen among block internal points dataset)

But note Guam, American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands, and U.S. Virgin Islands ranges are approximated! EJScreen has not had residential population data in those locations anyway, but can map sites there. see latlon_is.islandareas() and note details at https://www.britannica.com/place/Trust-Territory-of-the-Pacific-Islands on areas no longer part of the US but still with some sites in FRS, ids "110009291462" "110013804678" "110067353429" "110067377430" "110070929074" e.g., https://echo.epa.gov/detailed-facility-report?fid=110067353429 or https://echo.epa.gov/detailed-facility-report?fid=110013804678

lat must be between 17.5 and 71.5, and

lon must be ( between -180 and -64) OR (between 172 and 180)

See also

latlon_is.usa() latlon_is.islandareas() latlon_is.available() latlon_is.possible() latlon_df_clean() latlon_infer() latlon_is.valid() latlon_as.numeric()

Examples

 if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
 # this would only work using the EJAM package datasets frs and blockpoints:
   if (!exists("frs")) dataload_from_pins("frs")
 table(latlon_is.valid(lat =  frs$lat, lon =  frs$lon))
 # blockpoints may need to be downloaded using dataload_from_pins()
 table(latlon_is.valid(lat =  blockpoints$lat, lon =  blockpoints$lon))
  } # }