View source: R/nearest_stations_noaa.R
nearest_stations_noaa | R Documentation |
Returns a data frame of meteorological stations with their coordinates and distance from a given location based on the noaa website. The returned list is valid only for a given day.
nearest_stations_noaa(
country,
date = Sys.Date(),
add_map = TRUE,
point = NULL,
no_of_stations = 10,
allow_failure = TRUE
)
country |
country name (e.g., "SRI LANKA"). Single entries allowed only. |
date |
optionally, a day when measurements were done in all available locations; current Sys.Date used by default |
add_map |
logical - whether to draw a map for a returned data frame (requires maps/mapdata packages) |
point |
a vector of two coordinates (longitude, latitude) for a point we want to find nearest stations to (e.g. c(80, 6)). If not provided the query will be based on a mean longitude and latitude among available dataset. |
no_of_stations |
how many nearest stations will be returned from the given geographical coordinates; default 30 |
allow_failure |
logical - whether to allow or stop on failure. By default set to TRUE. For debugging purposes change to FALSE |
A data.frame with number of nearest station according to given point columns describing stations parameters
(e.g. ID station, distance from point, geographic coordinates, etc.) where each row represent a measurement,
each station which has a measurements on selected date. If add_map = TRUE
additional map of downloaded data is added.
nearest_stations_noaa(country = "SRI LANKA",
point = c(80, 6),
add_map = TRUE,
no_of_stations = 10)
uk_stations = nearest_stations_noaa(country = "UNITED KINGDOM", no_of_stations = 100)
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