Climate US dataset | R Documentation |
This dataset contains values of temperature, heat waves index, drought severity index, co2 emissions and heavy precipitation area in the USA between the year 1901 and 2020.
data("climateset")
A data frame with the following 6 variables.
Year
The different values are mesured from 1901 to 2020
drougth_severity_index_us
Drought Severity Index
The Palmer Drought Severity Index is the most widely used index to measure drought severity over time. Positive values mean wetter than average, negatives mean drier than average.
co2_emission_us
Annual Co2 Emissions
Based on ‘production’ or ‘territorial’ emissions (i.e. emissions from the burning of fossil fuels, or cement production within a country’s borders). It does not consider the emissions of traded goods (consumption-based emissions)
temperature_us
Contiguous U.S Average Temperature
heat_waves_index_us
Annual Heat Wave Index in the United States
This index defines a heat wave as a period lasting at least four days with an average temperature that would only be expected to occur once every 10 years, based on the historical record. The index value for a given year depends on how often heat waves occur and how widespread they are.
heavy_precipitation_area_us
Heavy Precipitation Area
This shows the percentage of the land area of the contiguous 48 states that experienced much greater than normal precipitation in any given year, which means it scored 2.0 or above on the annual Standardized Precipitation Index.
data(climateset) ## maybe str(climateset) ; plot(climateset$temperature_us) ...
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