Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/metis.grid2poly.R
This function takes a .csv file with gridded lat, long data and aggregates the data by spatial boundaries given different shapefiles.
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gridFiles = NULL,
regionName = "region",
subRegShape = NULL,
subRegShpFolder = NULL,
subRegShpFile = NULL,
subRegCol = NULL,
subRegType = "subRegType",
aggType = NULL,
dirOutputs = paste(getwd(), "/outputs", sep = ""),
folderName = NULL,
nameAppend = "",
labelsSize = 1.2,
paramsSelect = "All",
scenariosSelect = "All",
paramScenariosFixed = NULL,
tethysFilesScarcity = NULL,
xanthosFilesScarcity = NULL,
printGridOverlay = F,
saveFiles = T
)
|
gridFiles |
Default=NULL. Grid file in .csv format or a R table, data frame or tibble with as a minimum columns with "lat","lon" and "value", |
regionName |
Default = "region" |
subRegShape |
Default=NULL. shapefile over which grid data is to be aggregated. |
subRegShpFolder |
Default=NULL. Folder containing boundary region shapefile. Suggested paste(getwd(),"/dataFiles/gis/naturalEarth",sep Default=""), |
subRegShpFile |
Default=NULL. Name of sub-region shapefile. Suggested paste("ne_10m_admin_1_states_provinces",sep Default=""), |
subRegCol |
Default= NULL. Suggested for states "name", |
subRegType |
Default="subRegType". Eg. "states", "basins" etc. |
aggType |
Default=NULL. Aggregation method to be used. Either "vol" or "depth" dependening on the type of data provided. |
dirOutputs |
Default=paste(getwd(),"/outputs",sep Default=""), |
folderName |
Default = NULL |
nameAppend |
Default="", |
labelsSize |
Default =1.2. Label size for the region names for the gridoverlay plot. |
paramsSelect |
Default ="All" |
scenariosSelect |
Default ="All" |
paramScenariosFixed |
Default=NULL |
tethysFilesScarcity |
Default =NULL, |
xanthosFilesScarcity |
Default =NULL |
printGridOverlay |
Default = F |
saveFiles |
Default =T |
A table with data by polygon ID for each shapefile provided
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