Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
GetGhcn downloads the daily GHCN (Global Historic Climatology
Network) data for each site in siteIds and creates a dataframe containing
five fields: siteIds, date, daily GHCN value, the qFlag and the element. Data
has become available in two formats either categorized by gauge station (use
GetGhcn) or categorized by year (use GetGhcn2). 
If there are many gauges, then GetGhcn2 would be much faster.
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siteIds | 
 A single siteId or vector of siteIds. SiteIds should match the standardized GHCN-D IDs (for example : ACW00011604). See http://www1.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ghcn/daily/ghcnd-stations.txt for a list of siteIds.  | 
elements | 
 A character vector defining what type of observation you are interested in. There are five core elements as well as a number of additional elements. The five core elements are: 
 For the full list of elemenst refer to ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ghcn/daily/readme.txt  | 
startDate, endDate | 
 Date.  | 
parallel | 
 Logical (DEFAULT=FALSE)  | 
fileAdd | 
 Address to the url containg all the daily GHCN data, default is http://www1.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ghcn/daily/all/  | 
A dataframe containing the date, corresponding daily GHCN-D value, the qFlag and the element.
Other GHCN: CalcDailyGhcn,
GetGhcn2, SelectGhcnGauges
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siteIds=c("ACW00011604","AJ000037579","AJ000037883","ASN00005095")
startDate="1949/02/01"
endDate="1949/10/01"
element="PRCP"
obsPrcp<-GetGhcn(siteIds,element,startDate,endDate,parallel=FALSE)
## End(Not run)
# Or you could use the results of SelectGhcnGauges:
## Not run: 
countryCodeList=c("US")
networkCodeList=c("1")
statesList=c("WY")
selectedGauges<-SelectGhcnGauges(countryCode=countryCodeList,
                                 networkCode=networkCodeList,
                                 states=statesList)
obsPrcp<-GetGhcn(selectedGauges$siteIds,element,startDate,endDate,parallel=FALSE)
## End(Not run)
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