Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Map counties
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | map_counties(
storm,
metric = "distance",
wind_var = "vmax_sust",
days_included = c(-2, -1, 0, 1),
add_track = TRUE,
wind_source = "modeled"
)
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storm |
Character string giving the name of the storm to plot (e.g., "Floyd-1999") |
metric |
Character string giving the metric to plot. Current options are
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wind_var |
A character string giving the wind variable to use. Choices
are |
days_included |
A numeric vector listing the days to include when
calculating total precipitation. Negative numbers are days before the
closest date of the storm to a county. For example,
|
add_track |
TRUE / FALSE of whether to add the storm's track to the map. The default is TRUE. |
wind_source |
A character string specifying the source to use for the winds. Options
are |
This function creates a choropleth map of counties in the eastern part of the United States, showing distance from a storm track, maximum wind speed (or duration of winds at or above 20 m / s), or total rainfall over a given window of one or more days near the date of the storm's closest approach.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 | # Ensure that data package is available before running the example.
# If it is not, see the `hurricaneexposure` package vignette for details
# on installing the required data package.
if (requireNamespace("hurricaneexposuredata", quietly = TRUE)) {
map_counties("Floyd-1999", metric = "rainfall", days_included = c(-2, -1, 0, 1))
map_counties("Katrina-2005", metric = "wind")
map_counties("Katrina-2005", metric = "wind", wind_var = "vmax_gust")
map_counties("Katrina-2005", metric = "wind", wind_var = "sust_dur")
map_counties("Katrina-2005", metric = "wind", wind_source = "ext_tracks")
#' map_counties("Michael-2018", metric = "wind")
map_counties("Michael-2018", metric = "wind", wind_var = "vmax_gust")
map_counties("Michael-2018", metric = "wind", wind_source = "ext_tracks")
}
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