The registry is a tree: gdal_algorithms() gives the top level, and passing
one of those names gives what is under it. These are the same names the
gdal command line uses.
Examples
if (gdal_has_algorithms()) {
gdal_algorithms()
gdal_algorithms("raster")
}
#> [1] "as-features" "aspect" "blend" "calc"
#> [5] "clean-collar" "clip" "color-map" "compare"
#> [9] "contour" "convert" "create" "edit"
#> [13] "fill-nodata" "footprint" "hillshade" "index"
#> [17] "info" "mosaic" "neighbors" "nodata-to-alpha"
#> [21] "overview" "pansharpen" "pipeline" "pixel-info"
#> [25] "polygonize" "proximity" "reclassify" "reproject"
#> [29] "resize" "rgb-to-palette" "roughness" "scale"
#> [33] "select" "set-type" "sieve" "slope"
#> [37] "stack" "tile" "tpi" "tri"
#> [41] "unscale" "update" "viewshed" "zonal-stats"