Description Usage Arguments Value Methods Author(s) See Also Examples
These methods can be seen as convenience functions or shortcuts to regularly used parameters in GetObservation requests to a Sensor Observation Service. The remove some complexity and target the most common cases, but also limit flexibility.
NOTE: Whenever time objects are created from characters, note that functions may use your local timezone. All R time objects are UTC-based. All SOS queries use UTC timestamps. This can be confusing when you query data from an SOS located a different timezone or if the time stamp encoded in the request seems to mismatch your input at first glance. Therefore always check if the time period you retrieve matches what you need, and in general stick to using UTC time.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 | sosCreateBBOX(lowLat, lowLon, uppLat, uppLon, srsName, srsDimension = NA_integer_,
axisLabels = NA_character_, uomLabels = NA_character_,
propertyName = sosDefaultSpatialOpPropertyName)
sosCreateBBoxMatrix(lowLat, lowLon, uppLat, uppLon)
sosCreateFeatureOfInterest(objectIDs = list(NA), spatialOps = NULL, bbox = NULL,
srsName = NA_character_)
sosCreateEventTime(time, operator)
sosCreateEventTimeList(time, operator)
sosCreateTimeInstant(sos, time, frame = as.character(NA),
calendarEraName = as.character(NA),
indeterminatePosition = as.character(NA))
sosCreateTimePeriod(sos, begin, end, frame = as.character(NA),
calendarEraName = as.character(NA),
indeterminatePosition = as.character(NA),
duration = as.character(NA), timeInterval = NULL)
sosCreateTime(sos, time, operator = sosDefaultTemporalOperator)
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lowLat |
Minimum latitude for bounding box and bounding box matrix. |
lowLon |
Minimum longitude for bounding box and bounding box matrix. |
uppLat |
Maximum latitude for bounding box and bounding box matrix. |
uppLon |
Maximum longitude for bounding box and bounding box matrix. |
srsName |
Name of the spatial reference system for bounding box, e.g. "urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG:4326". |
srsDimension |
Dimensions of the spatial reference system, e.g. 2. |
axisLabels |
Labels of the axes of a bounding box as an ordered character vector. |
uomLabels |
Unit of measurement labels as an ordered character vector for the axes in a bounding box, e.g. "deg". |
propertyName |
The spatial property name for the bounding box, e.g. "urn:ogc:data:location" |
objectIDs |
Identifiers of a feature of interest list. |
spatialOps |
An object of class |
bbox |
Shortcut to add a feature of interest with a |
time |
Object of class |
operator |
The operator to be used for the time in |
sos |
An object of class |
frame |
Provides a URI reference that identifies a description of the reference system. |
calendarEraName |
The name of the calendar era. |
begin |
Object of class |
end |
Object of class |
indeterminatePosition |
Inexact temporal positions may be expressed using the optional indeterminatePosition parameter. This takes one of the following values: after, before, now, unknown. |
duration |
Duration of an interval using ISO 8601 syntax for temporal length. |
timeInterval |
An object of class |
An object of the respective class, or a list in case of sosEventTimeList
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signature(time = "GmlTimeGeometricPrimitive")
Create sos:time based on the given GmlTimeGeometricPrimitive
.
signature(sos = "SOS", time = "POSIXt")
Create sos:time with time instant based on the given time.
signature(sos = "SOS", begin = "POSIXt", end = "POSIXt")
Create sos:time with time interval based on the given begin and end times.
Daniel Nuest daniel.nuest@uni-muenster.de
These methods create object of the following classes: GmlTimeInstant-class
, GmlTimePeriod-class
, SosEventTime-class
, SosFeatureOfInterest-class
, OgcBBOX-class
, matrix-class
.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 | # create a feature of interest based on identifiers
foiIDs <- list("urn:ogc:object:feature:1", "urn:ogc:object:feature:2")
foiObj <- sosCreateFeatureOfInterest(objectIDs = foiIDs[1:2])
print(foiObj)
# create a bounding box matrix and use it to create a spatial feature of interest
bboxMatrix <- sosCreateBBoxMatrix(lowLat = 50.0, lowLon = 7.0,
uppLat = 53.0, uppLon = 10.0)
foiBBox <- sosCreateFeatureOfInterest(bbox = bboxMatrix,
srsName = "urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG:6.8:4326")
print(foiBBox)
# create a foi with a bounding box
bbox <- sosCreateBBOX(lowLat = 50.0, lowLon = 7.0, uppLat = 53.0, uppLon = 10.0,
srsName = "urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG:6.8:4326",
srsDimension = as.integer(2), axisLabels = "lat,lon",
uomLabels = "deg,deg", propertyName = "bboxName")
foiBBox2 <- sosCreateFeatureOfInterest(spatialOps = bbox)
print(foiBBox2)
last.period <- sosCreateTimePeriod(sos = SOS_Test(),
begin = (Sys.time() - 3600 * 24 * 7), end = Sys.time())
period <- sosCreateTimePeriod(sos = SOS_Test(),
begin = as.POSIXct("2010/01/01"), end = as.POSIXct("2010/01/07"))
eventTime <- sosCreateEventTimeList(period)
sosCreateTime(sos = SOS_Test(), time = "2007-07-07 07:00::2008-08-08 08:00")
sosCreateTime(sos = SOS_Test(), time = "2007-07-07 07:00/2010-10-10 10:00")
sosCreateTime(sos = SOS_Test(), time = "::2007-08-05")
sosCreateTime(sos = SOS_Test(), time = "2007-08-05/")
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