degree_days: Degree Days Trend Data
In bcgov/cccharts: Plot Climate Change Indicator Trends for British Columbia
Description
Usage
Format
Details
Description
Degree days trend data imported and reformatted from
https://catalogue.data.gov.bc.ca/dataset/long-term-change-in-growing-degree-days-and-heating-and-cooling-degree-days-in-bc.
Usage
1
Format
A tbl data frame:
- Indicator
The indicator name (chr)
- Units
The units (chr)
- Period
The period of the estimated change in years (int)
- StartYear
The first year (int)
- EndYear
The last year (int)
- Ecoprovince
The Ecoprovince (fctr)
- Season
The season with levels 'Annual', 'Spring', 'Summer', 'Fall' or 'Winter' (fctr)
- Estimate
The estimated trend (dbl)
- Lower
The estimated lower 95% confidence interval in the trend (dbl)
- Upper
The estimated lower 95% confidence interval in the trend (dbl)
- Significant
Whether the estimate is statistically significant at the 5% level (lgl)
Details
Data licensed under the Open Data License-BC.
See metadata record in BC Data Catalogue for more details on the original data set.
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Description Usage Format Details
Description
Degree days trend data imported and reformatted from https://catalogue.data.gov.bc.ca/dataset/long-term-change-in-growing-degree-days-and-heating-and-cooling-degree-days-in-bc.
Usage
1 |
Format
A tbl data frame:
- Indicator
The indicator name (chr)
- Units
The units (chr)
- Period
The period of the estimated change in years (int)
- StartYear
The first year (int)
- EndYear
The last year (int)
- Ecoprovince
The Ecoprovince (fctr)
- Season
The season with levels 'Annual', 'Spring', 'Summer', 'Fall' or 'Winter' (fctr)
- Estimate
The estimated trend (dbl)
- Lower
The estimated lower 95% confidence interval in the trend (dbl)
- Upper
The estimated lower 95% confidence interval in the trend (dbl)
- Significant
Whether the estimate is statistically significant at the 5% level (lgl)
Details
Data licensed under the Open Data License-BC. See metadata record in BC Data Catalogue for more details on the original data set.
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