Stack VRT files from a vrt_collection object

Print a vrt_block object

Usage

vrt_stack(x, ...)

# S3 method for class 'vrt_collection'
vrt_stack(
  x,
  quiet = TRUE,
  lazy = TRUE,
  engine = "warp",
  creation_options = gdal_creation_options(COMPRESS = "NONE", PREDICTOR = NULL,
    NUM_THREADS = 1, TILED = "NO"),
  warp_options = gdalwarp_options(num_threads = 1),
  config_options = gdal_config_opts(GDAL_NUM_THREADS = 1, GDAL_HTTP_MULTIPLEX = "NO"),
  ...
)

# S3 method for class 'vrt_stack'
print(x, xml = FALSE, pixfun = FALSE, maskfun = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

x: A vrt_collection object
...: Additional arguments not used
quiet: Logical. If TRUE, suppress GDAL progress bar
lazy: If TRUE, the incoming blocks will remain virtual. if FALSE, vrt_compute is called and the data is materialised to disk. using FALSE is significantly faster for remote data sources.
engine: A character vector of the engine to use for processing the raster data. See details.
creation_options: A character vector of options to pass to the the gdal "engine".
warp_options: A character vector of options to pass to gdalwarp
config_options: A character vector of options to set in the GDAL environment
xml: A logical indicating whether to print the XML
pixfun: A logical indicating whether to print the pixel function
maskfun: A logical indicating whether to print the mask function

Value

A vrt_stack object

Details

This function stacks VRT files from a vrt_collection object into a single VRT file containing multiple layers for each RasterBand. The VRT files are stacked in the order they are provided in the vrt_collection object. If this is derived from a rstac object, the order should be ordered by date.