filter_vpts | R Documentation |
Filter a time series of vertical profiles ('vpts') by a start and end time,
for night or day time, or extract profile nearest to provided timestamp.
Use argument night = TRUE to select only time stamps between sunset and sunrise,
or night = FALSE to select daytime (sunrise to sunset). Selection for night and day uses
check_night()
.
filter_vpts(x, min, max, nearest, night, elev = -0.268, offset = 0)
x |
A |
min |
POSIXct date or character. Minimum datetime to be included. |
max |
POSIXct date or character. Datetime up to this maximum included. |
nearest |
POSIXct date or character. If specified, |
night |
When |
elev |
Numeric (vector). Sun elevation in degrees defining nighttime. May also be a numeric vector of length two, with first element giving sunset elevation, and second element sunrise elevation. |
offset |
Numeric (vector). Time duration in seconds by which to shift
the start and end of nighttime. May also be a numeric vector of length two,
with first element added to moment of sunset and second element added to
moment of sunrise. See |
Returns profiles for which min <= timestamp profile < max. Selection for night and day occurs by check_night.
A vpts
object, or a vp
object when nearest
is specified.
summary.vpts()
check_night()
# Select profiles later than 02 Sep 2016
# Select the profile nearest to 2016-09-01 03:00 UTC
filter_vpts(example_vpts, nearest = "2016-09-01 03:00")
# Select profiles between than 01:00 and 03:00 UTC on 02 Sep 2016
filter_vpts(example_vpts, min = "2016-09-02 01:00", max = "2016-09-02 03:00")
# Select daytime profiles (i.e. profiles between sunrise and sunset)
filter_vpts(example_vpts, night = FALSE)
# Select nighttime profiles, with nights starting and ending at
# civil twilight (when the sun is 6 degrees below the horizon)
filter_vpts(example_vpts, night = TRUE, elev = -6)
# Select nighttime profiles from 3h after sunset to 2h before sunrise
filter_vpts(example_vpts, night = TRUE, offset = c(3, -2)*3600)
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