shiny_display: A function to plot and map air quality data. This function...

In gmiskell/sensor_toolkit: Functions for Managing Sensor Networks

Description

A function to plot and map air quality data. This function ... Written by Dr. Kyle Alberti ([e-mail]).

Usage

shiny_display(x, time.zone = "Pacific/Auckland", data.frequency = "60 min",
  dashboard.title = "AQY deployment", cols.to.display = c("O3", "PM2.5",
  "NO2"), site.col = "site", lat.col = "lat", long.col = "lon")

Arguments

x	A csv file of the data. The data are set to wide format.
time.zone	A string identifying the time zone for the data. Here, the default is 'Pacific/Auckland'.
data.frequency	A string identifying the averaging time of the data. Here, the default is '60 min'.
dashboard.title	A string identifying the title that will appear on the dashboard. Here, 'AQY deployment'.
cols.to.display	A list of strings in x that are to be plotted. Here, the default is ‘c(’O3","PM2.5","NO2")'.
site.col	The name of the column in x that identifies the units or the sites. Here, the default is 'Serial'.
lat.col	Latitude column.
long.col	Longitude column.

Examples

appFUN()

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