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I have a polygon formed by the vertices
> ver
id x y
1 1 806648 9719778
2 2 806887 9719588
3 3 797995 9710368
4 4 797745 9710547
when plotting comes out the following picture
that is , would be a polygon type this
I would like to divide it into equal parts and extract the vertices to have a set of points. The polygon would have to look like this below (ta a little wrong, because I drew manually, not being symmetrical)
What exactly does "equal parts"? "equal parts" mean identical areas? Or should the form of these "equal parts" always be the same? Will the polygon always be a quadrilateral? Or rather: will it always be a rectangle? Are the opposite sides of this quadrilateral parallel two by two? For example, it is not trivial for me to visualize how to divide a trapeze into 5 identical parts. Be more specific in your question that maybe someone might have an idea to help you.
– Marcus Nunes
My area is a rectangle with a width of 300 meters and a length of 12 km. However, it is rotating at an angle x, as shown in the image above. I would like to divide it in such a way that the width remained 300 m and compliance with identical values. For example 12 rectangles 300 m wide x 1000 m long. Always taking into account that I must do this for the angulation that it follows.
– Gustavo Mourao