mergeClimateFiles: Merge Weather Data Files and Format Column Names
In ksauby/dataproc: Data processing functions.
View source: R/processWeather.R
Description
For each variable, NOAA uses generic column names "Measurement.Flag", "Quality.Flag", "Source.Flag", "Time.of.Observation" to ensure that the appropriate columns are merged together. This function renames these columns by pasting the name with the name of the variable to which it refers e.g., the "Measurement.Flag" column directly after "PRCP" will become "PRCP.Measurement.Flag" for each weather variable, take weather variable name and paste it to the names of the 4 following columns.
Usage
1
mergeClimateFiles(climate_file_names)
Arguments
climate_file_names
Climate dataset
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View source: R/processWeather.R
Description
For each variable, NOAA uses generic column names "Measurement.Flag", "Quality.Flag", "Source.Flag", "Time.of.Observation" to ensure that the appropriate columns are merged together. This function renames these columns by pasting the name with the name of the variable to which it refers e.g., the "Measurement.Flag" column directly after "PRCP" will become "PRCP.Measurement.Flag" for each weather variable, take weather variable name and paste it to the names of the 4 following columns.
Usage
1 | mergeClimateFiles(climate_file_names)
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Arguments
climate_file_names |
Climate dataset |
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