Andy Teucher

Edit: I posted a more general solution on [StackOverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/a/50844502/1736291) which gets the bounding box from the ggmap object itself rather than from another source. ```r library(ggplot2) library(ggmap) library(sf) uk_lads

Yup, that makes sense for the `NaN` vs `NULL` vs `NA` cases... but I'm still surprised at the differences between `NA_character_` and `NA_real_` (for example), where the former is comes...

This would be great... I have several packages depending on `sf`, which seems to be unable to install because of this. I would be happy to try a PR, but...

This would be very helpful! It looks like it's just for records that are in the BCGW right?

But that's okay - many of the records are from the BCGW, so definitely worth it.

There are three types of products: 1. Raw Point Cloud: `.laz` files 2. Digital Elevation Model (DEM): 1m and 10m as `.tif` files 2. Digital Surface Model (DSM): `.laz` files

Amazing @bevingtona!

These are stored in an S3 bucket, so can use the `{aws.s3}` package: ``` r library(aws.s3) library(stars) #> Loading required package: abind #> Loading required package: sf #> Linking to...

As far as I can see there is `get_bucket` where you can list objects starting with a prefix... The S3 documentation is here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/s3/index.html, and it looks like `{aws.s3}` wraps...

I think so too