Fake country shapefile for illustrations

A synthetic administrative boundary dataset for a fictional country called "Fakeland", designed for package demonstration, testing, and example workflows.

Usage

fakeland

Format

An sf data frame with 40 rows, containing administrative boundaries at three levels:

country

[character] Country name (constant: "Fakeland").

admin1_code

[character] Province-level unique identifier (e.g., "PR_A", "PR_B").

admin1_name

[character] Province name (e.g., "Province A", "Province B").

admin2_code

[character] District-level unique identifier (e.g., "A01", "B03").

admin2_name

[character] District name (e.g., "District 1 of Province A").

geometry

[sfc_POLYGON] Polygon geometry for admin2 level.

Source

Generated data for illustrative purposes

Details

Administrative Hierarchy

Fakeland (country)
├── Province A (PR_A)
│   ├── District A01
│   └── District A02
└── Province B (PR_B)
    ├── District B01
    └── District B02

Usage in Package Functions

This shapefile is used by:

• get_neighbors(): For computing neighboring administrative units based on shared boundaries.

See also

dummy_monthly_ri_data, dummy_yearly_ri_data, dummy_birth_seasonality, dummy_vs_info, prep_dummy_vs_info, efficacy_default, prep_dummy_efficacy, get_neighbors(), config_pviem()

Examples

# \donttest{
  # Plot the administrative boundaries
  ggplot2::ggplot(fakeland) +
    ggplot2::geom_sf(ggplot2::aes(fill = admin1_code)) +
    ggplot2::theme_minimal()

# }