casnowload: California Snow Load Data
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California Snow Load Data
Description
A subset of data from the 7964 measurement locations included in the 2020
National Snow Load Study. This data is basically on reliability-targeted
snow loads (RTSL) in the state of California.
Usage
casnowload
Format
A data frame with 346 rows and 8 columns.
- STATION
Name of the snow measuring station
- LATITUDE
Latitude coordinate position
- LONGITUDE
Longitude coordinate position
- ELEVATION
Elevation of the measring station (measured in meters)
- RTSL
The hard data RTSL value
- LOWER
The lower endpoint RTSL
- UPPER
The upper endpoint RTSL
- TYPE
Type of snow measurement, WESD is direct and SNWD is indirect
measurement. Direct measurements are hard data and have the
lower, upper and center values are the same. Indirect
measurements have LOWER < RTSL < UPPER.
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California Snow Load Data
Description
A subset of data from the 7964 measurement locations included in the 2020 National Snow Load Study. This data is basically on reliability-targeted snow loads (RTSL) in the state of California.
Usage
casnowload
Format
A data frame with 346 rows and 8 columns.
- STATION
Name of the snow measuring station
- LATITUDE
Latitude coordinate position
- LONGITUDE
Longitude coordinate position
- ELEVATION
Elevation of the measring station (measured in meters)
- RTSL
The hard data RTSL value
- LOWER
The lower endpoint RTSL
- UPPER
The upper endpoint RTSL
- TYPE
Type of snow measurement, WESD is direct and SNWD is indirect measurement. Direct measurements are hard data and have the lower, upper and center values are the same. Indirect measurements have LOWER < RTSL < UPPER.
Source
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