get_owf: Retrieve Scada data from ENGIE's open wind farm

In openwindfarm: API Client for ENGIE's Open Wind Farm

Description

The wind farm called ‘La Haute Borne’ is located in the Meuse department in France, and is made of four Senvion MM82 wind turbines commissioned in January, 15th, 2009.

In addition to the columns 'Wind_turbine_name' and the 'Date_time', the dataset is made of 136 columns, which record every 10 minutes the average, the minimum, the maximum, and the standard deviation over 10 minutes of 34 measurements related to the operational behavior of the 4 wind turbines.

The dataset describing these 34 measurements can be retrieved with the get_info function.

Usage

get_owf(wind_turbine = c("R80711", "R80790", "R80721", "R80736"), start_date,
  end_date, ...)

Arguments

wind_turbine	character or numeric. The name or the number of the desired wind turbine, among the four wind turbines available called "R80711" (or 1), "R80790" (or 2), "R80721" (or 3), and "R80736" (or 4).
start_date, end_date	character or POSIXct. Can have any format recognized by the anytime function. Should be between "2009-01-01 00:10:00" and the current date.
...	Additional parameters to be passed to GET.

Value

The dataset downloaded is returned invisibly.

Note

The dataset (not directly part of the openwindfarm package) is distributed by the ENGIE Group under the terms of the Open Licence 2.0, provided by Etalab and designed to be compatible notably with the "Creative Commons Attribution 4.0" (CC-BY 4.0) license of Creative Commons.

See Also

get_info.

Examples

## Not run: 
df <- get_owf(wind_turbine = "R80711",
              start_date = "2012-12-10 00:10:00",
              end_date = "2013-01-15 03:30:00")

## End(Not run)

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