getDate: Get the date from a msg scene's inputpath
In environmentalinformatics-marburg/Rainfall: Functions for training, predictiion and validation of an MSG based optical rainfall retrieval
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Description
Get the date from a msg scene's inputpath
Usage
1
Arguments
inpath
The path to the msg channels including sunzenith of one scene
type
A character string indicating the file type.
Can be ignored if fromFolder==TRUE
fromFolder
If FALSE (default) then the date is read from a single scene.
If TRUE then the date is read from a list of folders named according the output
of the MSG processing. eg "MT9P201001011515_mt09s"
Value
The date as character
Author(s)
Hanna Meyer
Examples
1
date <-getDate(inpath=system.file("extdata/msg",package="Rainfall"))
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Description
Get the date from a msg scene's inputpath
Usage
1 |
Arguments
inpath |
The path to the msg channels including sunzenith of one scene |
type |
A character string indicating the file type. Can be ignored if fromFolder==TRUE |
fromFolder |
If FALSE (default) then the date is read from a single scene. If TRUE then the date is read from a list of folders named according the output of the MSG processing. eg "MT9P201001011515_mt09s" |
Value
The date as character
Author(s)
Hanna Meyer
Examples
1 | date <-getDate(inpath=system.file("extdata/msg",package="Rainfall"))
|
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