readderivice | R Documentation |
Derived sea ice data is read from files managed by derivicefiles
.
readderivice(
date,
time.resolution = c("daily"),
product = c("time_since_melt"),
xylim = NULL,
latest = TRUE,
returnfiles = FALSE,
...,
inputfiles = NULL
)
date |
date or dates of data to read, see Details |
time.resolution |
time resoution data to read, daily or monthly |
product |
choice of sea ice product, see Details |
xylim |
spatial extents to crop from source data, can be anything accepted by |
latest |
if TRUE and date input missing, return the latest time available, otherwise the earliest |
returnfiles |
ignore options and just return the file names and dates |
... |
passed to brick, primarily for |
inputfiles |
input the file set to avoid rescanning that (for extract point-in-time) |
Currently available products are
Dates are matched to file names by finding the nearest match in
time within a short duration. If date
is greater than
length 1 then the sorted set of unique matches is returned.
time_since_melt
32767 (treated as missing data)
32766 = land
32765 = open-ocean zone
-32768 = ice that hasn't melted during the data period
In terms of missing data 32767, in the nc file, so should be NA once read into R): these are either open water in the sea ice zone that hasn't re-frozen during the data period, or missing sea ice data that couldn't be interpolated.
raster
object
derivicefiles
for details on the repository of
data files, raster
for the return value
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