read_AEP_csv: Reads csv file produced by Alberta Environment and Parks
In CentreForHydrology/MESHr: pre- and post processing for MESH

Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples

Reads csv file produced by Alberta Environment and Parks

1	read_AEP_csv(AEPfile = "", timezone = "", values_only = TRUE)

`AEPfile`	Required. Name of AEP file to be read in.
`timezone`	Optional. The name of the timezone of the data as a character string. If the `timezone` is not specified, your default value (i.e. your time zone) will be used. This should be the timezone of your data, but omitting daylight savings time. Note that the timezone code is specific to your OS. To avoid problems, you should use a timezone without daylight savings time. Under Windows or OSX, you can use etc/GMT+6 or etc/GMT+7 for Central Standard and Mountain Standard time. Under Linux you should use Etc/GMT+6 or Etc/GMT+7.
`values_only`	optional. If `TRUE` (the default), only the time series values will be returned. If FALSE, the meta data will also be returned.

Returns the time series data as a data frame, with the POSIXct variable datetime as the time stamp. Note that the time series interval may be irregular. If values_only = TRUE, then the returned value will be a list conisting of the time series data frame and the header meta data as a list, with the variables values and header_meta, respectively. The meta data are:

variable: type
station_site: character
station_name: character
station_number: character
parameter_name: character
parameter_type: character
parameter_type_name: character
time_series_name: character
time_series_unit: character
longitude: numeric
latitude: numeric

Kevin Shook

read_MESH_OutputTimeseries_csv

## Not run: 
precip <-  read_AEP_csv("05CA805 Skoki Lodge - PC - C.Merged - All.csv", 
values_only = FALSE)
# show values
head(precip$values)
# show latitude
precip$header_meta$latitude
## End(Not run)