I have been using the same code and function point.in.poly in the spatialEco package for several years. Today I am getting an error message:
“Error: ‘point.in.poly’ is not an exported object from ‘namespace:spatialEco'”.

I have been using the same code and function point.in.poly in the spatialEco package for several years. Today I am getting an error message:
“Error: ‘point.in.poly’ is not an exported object from ‘namespace:spatialEco'”.

I have been using the same code and function point.in.poly in the spatialEco package for several years. Today I am getting an error message:
“Error: ‘point.in.poly’ is not an exported object from ‘namespace:spatialEco'”.

I have been using the same code and function point.in.poly in the spatialEco package for several years. Today I am getting an error message:
“Error: ‘point.in.poly’ is not an exported object from ‘namespace:spatialEco'”.

I am trying to measure the distance between a reference stream gage/location/coordinates and multiple other gages on a stream/river that were discovered using nhdplusTools. I am following a method described here. However, the blogger manually removes stream segments at the end (I need to automate this process) and ultimately only measures the distance between the most upstream and downstream points.

I have a data called "NYdata" from the R package “spTimer". The structure of the data is s follows:

its been a week since my first question was closed (here) but i don’t have much time so here it is again with the edits and improuvment:

I gathered the folowing data (stored in spatial object with st_read):

Given a shapefile of a country with district polygons, population raster and csv of health facilities, I am trying to generate the population within 5km of any health facility for each district. In some districts, I’m getting pop_inside to be more than the entire district population. I will need some help here. The codes are below;