View source: R/before_after_JDay.R
| JDay_later | R Documentation | 
For two Julian dates, this function checks whether the first date is later than the second date within a user-defined phenological season. This is particularly useful for seasons that start in one year and end in the next, because simple > or < operations can produce wrong results then.
JDay_later(check_date, ref_date, season = c(1, 366))
| check_date | integer ranging from 1 to 366, indicating a Julian date. This is the date for which to check whether it is after the reference date. If this is a vector, all elements are checked against the reference date. | 
| ref_date | integer ranging from 1 to 366, indicating a Julian date. This is the reference date. | 
| season | integer vector of length 2, specifying the beginning and end of the phenology season, respectivcely. | 
Boolean result (TRUE/FALSE) of the comparison.
Eike Luedeling
JDay_later(check_date=10,ref_date=365,season=c(305,59))
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