as.argo: Coerce Data Into an argo Object

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Coerce Data Into an argo Object

Description

Coerce a dataset into an argo dataset. This is not the right way to read official argo datasets, which are provided in NetCDF format and may be read with read.argo().

Usage

as.argo(
  time,
  longitude,
  latitude,
  salinity,
  temperature,
  pressure,
  units = NULL,
  id,
  filename = "",
  missingValue
)

Arguments

time	a vector of POSIXct times.
longitude	a vector of longitudes.
latitude	a vector of latitudes.
salinity	a vector of salinities.
temperature	a vector of temperatures.
pressure	a vector of pressures.
units	an optional list containing units. If NULL, the default, then "degree east" is used for longitude, "degree north" for latitude, "" for salinity, "ITS-90" for temperature, and "dbar" for pressure.
id	an identifier for the argo float, typically a number, but stored within the object in a character form. (For example, the dataset retrieved with data(argo) has an id of "6900388".)
filename	a source filename, which defaults to an empty string.
missingValue	an optional missing value, indicating data values that should be taken as NA.

Value

An argo object.

Author(s)

Dan Kelley

See Also

The documentation for the argo class explains the structure of argo objects, and also outlines the other functions dealing with them.

Other things related to argo data: [[,argo-method, [[<-,argo-method, argo, argo-class, argoGrid(), argoNames2oceNames(), handleFlags,argo-method, plot,argo-method, read.argo(), read.argo.copernicus(), subset,argo-method, summary,argo-method

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