#' from coordinates, extract data for each of the data-products of interest
#'
#'
#' @return
#' @export
#' @examples
#' @import tidyverse
#' @importFrom magrittr "%>%"
download_point_daymet <- function(listSites = NULL,
field_data = NULL,
outpath = './tmp/climate/',
startdate=1998,
enddate= 2018){
#field_data <- dplyr::select(field_data, individualID, latitude, longitude)
if(is.null(field_data[["decimalLatitude"]]) || is.na(field_data[["decimalLongitude"]])){
new_dat <- get_lat_long(field_data)
daymet_coords <- cbind(as.character(field_data[["individualID"]]),
new_dat[["longitude"]],
new_dat[["latitude"]]) %>% unique
}else{
daymet_coords <- cbind(as.character(field_data[["individualID"]])
, field_data[["decimalLatitude"]]
, field_data[["decimalLongitude"]]) %>%
unique
}
readr::write_csv(data.frame(daymet_coords), './tmp/daymet_metadata.csv')
library(daymetr)
download_daymet_batch(file_location = './tmp/daymet_metadata.csv',
start = startdate,
end = enddate,
internal = F,
path = outpath)
}
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