Description Usage Arguments Value References See Also
View source: R/oceandata_handler.R
Time periods and abbreviations used in Oceancolor URLs and file names
Oceancolor data file URLs need to be mapped to a file system hierarchy that mirrors the one used on the Oceancolor web site.
For example, https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi/l3/V2016044.L3m_DAY_NPP_PAR_par_9km.nc or https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi/getfile/V2016044.L3m_DAY_NPP_PAR_par_9km.nc (obtained from the OceanColor visual browser or file search facility)
map to https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/VIIRS/Mapped/Daily/9km/par/2016/V2016044.L3m_DAY_NPP_PAR_par_9km.nc (in the Oceancolor file browse interface). RAADSync will store the local copy of this file as oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/VIIRS/Mapped/Daily/9km/par/2016/V2016044.L3m_DAY_NPP_PAR_par_9km.nc
The oceandata_timeperiod_map
function maps the URL time period component ("DAY" in this example) to the corresponding directory name ("Daily")
1 | oceandata_timeperiod_map(abbrev, error_no_match = FALSE)
|
abbrev |
string: the time period abbreviation from the URL (e.g. "DAY" for daily, "SCSP" for seasonal spring climatology) |
error_no_match |
logical: should an error be thrown if the abbrev is not matched? |
Either the time period string corresponding to the abbreviation, if abbrev
supplied, or a data.frame of all abbreviations and time period strings if abbrev
is missing
https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/
oceandata_platform_map
oceandata_parameter_map
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