cleanECData: Clean Environment Canada daily climate data
In bcgov/forestDroughtTool: Predict Forest Drought Hazard In British Columbia
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
This function takes a pre-formatted Environment Canada daily climate dataset
and prepares it for use in the asmrCalc() function.
Usage
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cleanECData(climateData)
Arguments
climateData
Climate data must be imported correctly. Need to have year, month, day, tmn, tmx and ppt columns.
Examples
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require(weathercan)
smithersData<-
weathercan::weather_dl(station_ids=487,interval="day",start="1955-01-01",end="1995-12-31") %>%
select(stn=station_name,date,tmn=min_temp,tmx=max_temp,ppt=total_precip,year,month,day)
cleanECData(smithersData)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
This function takes a pre-formatted Environment Canada daily climate dataset and prepares it for use in the asmrCalc() function.
Usage
1 | cleanECData(climateData)
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Arguments
climateData |
Climate data must be imported correctly. Need to have year, month, day, tmn, tmx and ppt columns. |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | require(weathercan)
smithersData<-
weathercan::weather_dl(station_ids=487,interval="day",start="1955-01-01",end="1995-12-31") %>%
select(stn=station_name,date,tmn=min_temp,tmx=max_temp,ppt=total_precip,year,month,day)
cleanECData(smithersData)
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