Title: CMAQ file manipulating tools (CMAQ FMT) Author: Jiaoyan J. Huang Date: 2019-04-11
This package is used to modify CMAQ input/output files such as emission, boundary and initial condition, it can also be used to vituralize netcdf files.
install.packages("devtools")
library(devtools)
install_github("JiaoyanHuang/CMAQ-file-manipulating-tools")
This is a function to do general statistics on all variable in a ioapi netcdf file. data_stat(file, path, reportfile) which generates max, min, mean, standard deviation for each variable
This is a function to add a variable into current ioapi netcdf file using current variable with a ratio. var_add(file, path, inpoll, outpoll, outfile, ratio). This function is usually used to add missing species in initial/boundary condition files, and/or emission files. It copies a original netcdf file to a target netcf file, and adds a variable based on the given inpoll and multiplied with a given ratio.
When the CMAQ is updated, the species might be changed, you can add a new varible which is a new varible in the new version. This function would be handy, you can add variable to match the species in emission files between previous and current verions.
This is a function to reduce/increase the values in variables with a ratio. For example you would like to reduce all SO2 emission in all grid-cells to half. var_change(file, path, inpoll, outfile, ratio)
This is a funciton to change time step, same as m3tshift. tshift(file, path, source_time, target_time, outfile)
This is a funciton to vituralize CMAQ data. CMAQ_map(ACON, path1, GRID, path2, poll, TS, LAY, outpath) example: 20190220 update 2D tile map is ready, but some cells are mislocated, most of them are OK. CMAQ_map(ACON, path1, GRID, path2, "so2, TS, LAY, outpath)
This is a funciton to vituralize coundary condition data. IC_BC_VIR(path, BC, IC, BDY, poll, lay, outpath, country,xlimit) example: IC_BC_VIR(path, BC,IC,BDY,"O3",2, path, c("usa","Canada","Mexico"),c(-200,-50))
These functions are used to mask out the given points (long and lat) or mask out the areas with given boundary for example
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