get_all_rasters: Calculate a raster brick object containing the average sst,...
In jebyrnes/hadsstR: Calculate the Velocity of Climate Change Using Hadley Centre SST
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Calculate a raster brick object containing the average sst, decadal rate of
linear temperature change, spatial gradient, and velocity of climate change
over a time period specified by years.
Usage
1
get_all_rasters(hadsst_raster, years = 1969:2009)
Arguments
hadsst_raster
the HadISST data as a raster object.
years
a numeric vector specifying the years over which metrics of
sea surface temperature will be calculated.
Value
a multi-layer raster brick containing the average sea surface
temperature, decadal rate of linear temperature change, magnitude of the
spatial gradient, magnitude of the velocity of climate change, and the
angle of the spatial gradient and velocity of climate change (same angle).
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Calculate a raster brick object containing the average sst, decadal rate of linear temperature change, spatial gradient, and velocity of climate change over a time period specified by years.
Usage
1 | get_all_rasters(hadsst_raster, years = 1969:2009)
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Arguments
hadsst_raster |
the HadISST data as a raster object. |
years |
a numeric vector specifying the years over which metrics of sea surface temperature will be calculated. |
Value
a multi-layer raster brick containing the average sea surface temperature, decadal rate of linear temperature change, magnitude of the spatial gradient, magnitude of the velocity of climate change, and the angle of the spatial gradient and velocity of climate change (same angle).
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