load_climate_index: Obtain data on large-scale climate oscillation indices.
In camposfa/ClimGrid: Read and analyze gridded climate data and global oscillation indices
Description
Usage
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Description
Returns a named list of dplyr::tbl_df objects.
Usage
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load_climate_index(index)
Arguments
index
One or more climate indices.
Supported indices include.
Niño 1+2 Monthly ERSSTv4 ("nino1.2")
Niño 3 Monthly ERSSTv4 (""nino3")
Niño 4 Monthly ERSSTv4 ("nino4")
Niño 3.4 Monthly ERSSTv4 ("nino3.4")
Southern Oscillation Index ("soi")
Oceanic Niño Index ("oni"), same as 3-month running average in Niño 3.4
Multivariate ENSO Index ("mei")
Dipole Mode index ("dmi")
Pacific Decadal Oscillation ("pdo")
Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation ("amo")
North Atlantic Oscillation ("nao")
Southern Annular Mode ("sam")
Examples
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indices <- load_climate_index(c("mei", "oni"))
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Returns a named list of dplyr::tbl_df objects.
Usage
1 | load_climate_index(index)
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Arguments
index |
One or more climate indices. Supported indices include.
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Examples
1 | indices <- load_climate_index(c("mei", "oni"))
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