get_season: Get season name
In BIO-RSG/oceancolouR: Various Functions for Satellite and Data Analysis
get_season R Documentation
Get season name
Description
Given a date object, get the name of the season.
Usage
get_season(date, version = 1)
Arguments
date
Date object
version
Number (1, 2, or 3) - system to use to separate seasons (see Details)
Details
There are 4 different options for separating seasons:
Version 1: Astronomical system (e.g. Spring = March 20th - June 20th)
Version 2: Each season is 3 months, Spring is March-May
Version 3: Each season is 3 months, Spring is Feb-April
Version 4: Each season is 3 months, Spring is April-Jun (this keeps all the "seasons" within the same year)
Value
String (either Spring, Summer, Fall, or Winter)
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| get_season | R Documentation |
Get season name
Description
Given a date object, get the name of the season.
Usage
get_season(date, version = 1)
Arguments
date |
Date object |
version |
Number (1, 2, or 3) - system to use to separate seasons (see Details) |
Details
There are 4 different options for separating seasons: Version 1: Astronomical system (e.g. Spring = March 20th - June 20th) Version 2: Each season is 3 months, Spring is March-May Version 3: Each season is 3 months, Spring is Feb-April Version 4: Each season is 3 months, Spring is April-Jun (this keeps all the "seasons" within the same year)
Value
String (either Spring, Summer, Fall, or Winter)
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