climatol2rclimdex | R Documentation |
climatol
to RClimDex input formatThis function reads homogenized daily series of precipitation (RR) and extreme temperatures (TX, TN), adjusted from the last homogeneous sub-period, and writes them in files (one per station) with RClimDex format.
climatol2rclimdex(varRR, varTX, varTN, yiRR, yfRR, yiTX=yiRR, yfTX=yfRR,
yiTN=yiRR, yfTN=yfRR, header=TRUE, prefix='hoclm', dir=NA, na='-99.9')
varRR , varTX , varTN |
Name of the variables in the |
yiRR , yfRR |
Initial and final years of the homogenized RR series. |
yiTX , yfTX , yiTN , yfTN |
Initial and final years of the TX and TN series. (The same as yiRR and yfRR by default.) |
header |
include a header in the files? ( |
prefix |
Prefix to prepend to station codes to name the output RClimDex files. |
dir |
Destination directory of the output RClimDex files. (If not set, they will be saved into the current R working directory). |
na |
Missing data code to use in the ouput files. ( |
After homogenizing daily series with climatol
, the user may be
interested in applying the RClimDex program to the homogenized series. This
function automatizes the conversion of file formats between both programs.
Note that if there are some days with TX<TN (can happen because of the independent homogenization of extreme temperatures), a trivial fix will be applied by just exchanging the problem values.
homogen
## Set a temporal working directory and generate input files:
wd <- tempdir()
wd0 <- setwd(wd)
## copy example daily RR, TX and TN homogenization results:
file.copy(exampleFiles('RR_1981-1995.rda'),'.')
file.copy(exampleFiles('TX_1981-1995.rda'),'.')
file.copy(exampleFiles('TN_1981-1995.rda'),'.')
## Now run the example:
climatol2rclimdex('RR','TX','TN',1981,1995)
## Return to user's working directory:
setwd(wd0)
## Input and output files can be found in directory:
print(wd)
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