buildEnv: Build an environmental space to run the model across
In cReedHranac/batwintor: Tool for bat hibernation energetics

Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples

buildEnv builds the environmental parameters across which the dynamic model will be applied. This does not necessairly need to represent real-world condtions but can instead be used to explore all of parameter space.

1 2	buildEnv(temp, pct.rh, range.res.temp = 1, range.res.rh = 1, twinter, winter.res = 24)

`temp`	a `raster` or a list of two numbers representing the minimum and maximum temperatures to run the model across.
`pct.rh`	a `raster` or a list of two numebers representing the minimum and maximum percent relative humidity to run the model across.
`range.res.temp`	a single numeber representing the resultion of `temp.range`.
`range.res.rh`	a single numeber representing the resultion of `pct.rh.range`.
`twinter`	the maximal length of winter to run the model across in either days or months.
`winter.res`	temporal resolution of the `twinter` vector. Default is hourly, although other options can be selected.

This step can be a major determinate of how fast the model will run . If the temp.range and pct.rh.range and large or range.res is especially fine, this may present computational challenges downstream.

returns an expanded dataframe containing all possiable combinations of temperature and humidity conditions across which the model will be run, as well as vector to act as the temporal vector to run the model across

hibernationModel

Other Model Engine: batDynamic, hibernationModel

##BuildEnv
m.env <- buildEnv(temp = c(1,100),
                  pct.rh = c(1,100),
                  range.res.temp = 1,
                  range.res.rh = 1,
                  twinter = 9,
                  winter.res = 24)