StormR
is an R package allowing to easily extract storm track data for given locations or areas of interests, to generate wind speed and direction fields, and to compute summary statistics characterising the behaviour of winds generated by tropical storms and cyclones: maximum sustained wind speed, power dissipation index, and duration of exposure to winds reaching defined speed thresholds.
StormR
is now available on CRAN on version 0.1.1
.
You can install it as follows:
install.packages("StormR")
The latest development version can be installed from GitHub as follows,
#install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("umr-amap/StormR")
library(StormR)
| Name | Description | Inputs | Outputs |
|:--:|:----:|:-----------:|:-----:|
|defStormsDataset()
|Creates a stormsDataset
object|".nc" (NetCDF) file|stormsDataset
object|
|defStormsList()
|Extracts storms|stormsDataset
object|stormsList
object|
|plotStorms()
|Plots storms track data|stormsList
object||
|temporalBehaviour()
|Computes wind speed, direction time series, and summary statistics for a given set of point coordinates |stormsList
object|lists of data.frame objects|
|spatialBehaviour()
|Computes 2D wind fields and summary statistics over a given location of interest |stormsList
object|SpatRaster
object|
|plotBehaviour()
|Plots 2D wind fields and summary statistics|stormsList
+ SpatRaster
objects||
|writeRast()
|Exports wind fields and summary statistics to file|SpatRaster
object|.tiff
or .nc
file|
You are welcome to contribute to the StormR
package. Just fork the project and create a pull request with your changes and we will review it as soon as possible.
Issues can be reported here. Simply choose the appropriate template and fill in the requested information.
If you need help with the StormR
package, please open a new discussion on the Q&A section on github. We will do our best to answer your questions. Other users are also welcome to help you.
This work was supported by Hermon Slade Foundation, grant HSF 19105.
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