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The Random Access Memory (RAM)-Short-term fast memory, where the objects and variables we are working with are stored.

The CPU performs (simple) calculations, very fast.

The Central Processing Unit (CPU)-This is where the actual computation takes place.

For now, here is a summary of the main computer hardware components (Figure 1.1.3): When learning programming in R, at times we will refer to specific components of the computer hardware to describe what is going on “behind the scenes”.

12.2 Inverse Distance Weighted interpolation.

11.3 Aggregation of spatio-temporal rasters.

10.7.5 Extracting to polygons: multi-band.

10.7.4 Extracting to polygons: single-band.

10.7.3 Extracting to points: multi-band.10.7.2 Extracting to points: single-band.8 Geometric operations with vector layers.6.6 Generalizing raster algebra with st_apply.6.4.3 True color and false color images.6.4.1 Arithmetic and logical operations on layers.6.2.1 Selecting rows, column and layers.5.3.7 Visualization with plot, mapview and cubeview.4.4.3 Example: the rainfall.csv dataset.3.3.2 Function definition vs. function call.

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3.1.1 Times and time series classes in R.2.3.6 Consecutive and repetitive vectors.2.3.3 Vector subsetting (individual elements).0.3.9 osmdata: Access to OpenStreetMap data.0.3.8 spatstat: Spatial point pattern analysis.0.3.7 spdep: Spatial dependence modelling.0.3.5 geosphere: Geometric calculations on longitude/latitude.

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