get_closest: Find the closest dataset records to a site, dataset or...

In neotoma: Access to the Neotoma Paleoecological Database Through R

Description

Passing in a download object the function outputs a Bacon or Clam formatted file to a user defined destination for age modelling with existing age-depth modeling software.

Usage

get_closest(x, n, buffer, ...)

Arguments

x	A vector long/lat pair, or a dataset, site or download.
n	The number of records to return.
buffer	The size of the buffer for dataset search (in kilometers)
...	optional arguments to pass into get_dataset.

Value

This command returns a dataset or dataset_list, or NULL if no records exist within the bounding box.

Author(s)

Simon J. Goring [e-mail], Andria Dawson [e-mail]

References

Neotoma Project Website: http://www.neotomadb.org API Reference: http://api.neotomadb.org/doc/resources/contacts

Examples

## Not run: 
#  The point of pulling chronology tables is to re-build or examine the chronological 
#  information that was used to build the age-depth model for the core.
# Find the closest records to Madison, WI:
get_closest(x = c(-89.4012, 43.0731), n = 10, buffer = 5, datasettype = "pollen")

## End(Not run)

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