splitGrids.general: Split a concatenated griddata object into its constituent...
In JGCRI/fieldgenr: Generate Temperature Fields with Spatial and Temporal Correlation
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
This function undoes the effect of concatGrids. It does not,
however, remember the path you took to get the concatenated grid, so
splitGrids(c(g1, c(g2,g3))) will give you list(g1,g2,g3)
instead of list(g1, c(g2,g3)), as you might have expected.
Usage
1
splitGrids.general(griddata)
Arguments
griddata
A griddata structure to split
Value
A list of griddata structures, each containing a single data set
(i.e., a time series read in from a single file)
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
This function undoes the effect of concatGrids. It does not,
however, remember the path you took to get the concatenated grid, so
splitGrids(c(g1, c(g2,g3))) will give you list(g1,g2,g3)
instead of list(g1, c(g2,g3)), as you might have expected.
Usage
1 | splitGrids.general(griddata)
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Arguments
griddata |
A griddata structure to split |
Value
A list of griddata structures, each containing a single data set (i.e., a time series read in from a single file)
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