bluesky_latestModelRun: Find latest BlueSky model run from AirFire

In MazamaScience/AirFireModeling: Utilities for Working with Monitoring Data and Smoke Model Output

Description

Scans the directory of BluSky model output and returns the most recent modelRun string(s). If count > 1, the most recent count will be returned in low-hi order.

#' On 2019-10-11, available model identifiers include the following:

• AK-12km

• CANSAC-1.33km

• CANSAC-4km

• DRI1.33km-CMAQ

• DRI4km-CMAQ

• GFS-0.15deg-CanadaUSA-p25deg-68N

• GFS-0.15deg

• NAM-3km

• NAM84-0.15deg

• PNW-1.33km

• PNW-4km

• PNW1.33km-CMAQ

• PNW4km-CMAQ

Users wanting the latest data will typically call this function first, followed by bluesky_load().

BlueSky output files are found in directories with the following structure: <baseUrl>/<modelName>/<modelRun>/<modelMode>/data/...

<baseUrl>/NAM84-0.08deg/2016050600/carryover/data/...
<baseUrl>/NAM84-0.08deg/2016050600/combined/data/...
<baseUrl>/NAM84-0.08deg/2016050600/forecast/data/...

Usage

bluesky_latestModelRun(
  modelName = NULL,
  count = 1,
  baseUrl = "https://haze.airfire.org/bluesky-daily/output/standard",
  verbose = TRUE
)

Arguments

modelName	Model identifier.
count	Number of recent modelRun strings to return.
baseUrl	Base URL for BlueSky output.
verbose	If FALSE, suppress status messages (if any), and the progress bar.

Value

Timestamp of the latest model run.

Examples

library(AirFireModeling)
setModelDataDir('~/Data/BlueSky')

modelRun <- bluesky_latestModelRun(modelName = "PNW-4km")
filePath <- bluesky_download(modelName = "PNW-4km", modelRun = modelRun)
bluesky_toCommonFormat(filePath)
bluesky_downloaded()

MazamaScience/AirFireModeling documentation built on March 13, 2021, 12:02 a.m.