engine_compute: Run the bioclimatic-variable computation pipeline
In xbioclim: Bioclimatic Variables from Monthly Climate Data
engine_compute R Documentation
Run the bioclimatic-variable computation pipeline
Description
Reads all monthly climate input rasters tile by tile, computes the
bioclimatic variables for every pixel, and writes all 19 variables to a
single multi-band GeoTIFF named bio.tif inside the output
directory. Peak memory is proportional to the tile size, not the full
raster size.
Usage
engine_compute(xptr)
Arguments
xptr
External pointer returned by engine_create.
Details
Requires GDAL support. Stops with an informative error when the package
was built without GDAL.
Value
Character scalar: the output directory path (same as the value
passed to engine_set_output).
See Also
engine_create, engine_set_output,
has_gdal
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Run the bioclimatic-variable computation pipeline
Description
Reads all monthly climate input rasters tile by tile, computes the
bioclimatic variables for every pixel, and writes all 19 variables to a
single multi-band GeoTIFF named bio.tif inside the output
directory. Peak memory is proportional to the tile size, not the full
raster size.
Usage
engine_compute(xptr)
Arguments
xptr |
External pointer returned by |
Details
Requires GDAL support. Stops with an informative error when the package was built without GDAL.
Value
Character scalar: the output directory path (same as the value
passed to engine_set_output).
See Also
engine_create, engine_set_output,
has_gdal
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