Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/f_extract_watersheds_output.R
This function allows reading in all output.rch, output.sub, output.hru files generated by SWAT2012 in Lithuanian EPA model, which was applied for different climate and measures scenarios.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | extract_watersheds_output(
watersheds_folder_path,
scenarios,
output_type,
starting_date,
ending_date,
output_files = c("sub", "rch", "hru"),
save_results_to_files = FALSE
)
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watersheds_folder_path |
String giving path to the Watersheds folder where all output results are saved. (example "../../MODEL/MODEL_CLIMATE_LONG/Setup/Watersheds") |
scenarios |
Vector providing scenario name used in saving modeling results. Example for combining climate and measures could be: as.vector(outer(c("C1", "C2"), c("M1", "M2"), paste, sep="_")). This would allow generation of vector, which could be used in loop. An example, scenarios = c("HIRHAM5_rcp45_measure_30'", "HIRHAM5_rcp45_measure_31", "HIRHAM5_rcp85_measure_30", "HIRHAM5_rcp85_measure_31") |
output_type |
Number the same as in IPRINT (0 - Monthly, 1 - Daily, 2 - Year) |
starting_date |
Sting with time series starting date (example "1997-01-01") |
ending_date |
Sting with time series ending date (example "2019-12-31") |
output_files |
Vector of files endings for output files to extract. |
save_results_to_files |
Logical value with TRUE or FALSE values. If TRUE results will be saved to hru.rda, rch.rda, sub.rda files in working directory. |
List with three data.frames: rch, sub and hru for data extracted from different output files.
1 | ##extract_watersheds_output(path, scenarios, 2, "1997-01-01", "2099-12-31", c("sub"), TRUE)
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