knitr::opts_chunk$set(
  collapse = TRUE,
  comment = "#>",
  warning = FALSE,
  message = FALSE
)

Hydrometeo data collected at stations along the Belgian coast and off-shore along the Flemish Banks.

How to interpret this dataset

Query options

Available columns

Click to see the columns available after log in
  • 1% wave height
  • 10 % wave height
  • 10% highest waves
  • Air pressure
  • Air temperature
  • Average current direction
  • Average current velocity
  • Average wave period
  • Average wind direction
  • Average wind speed (at sensor height)
  • Average wind speed at 10 m
  • Average Windspeed
  • Ground temperature
  • Height waves with period > 10 s
  • High frequent wave direction
  • Low frequent wave direction
  • Max 1 sec gust of wind at 10 m
  • Max 3 sec gust of wind (at sensor height).
  • Max 3 sec wind speed at 10 m
  • Max 3 sec Windgust
  • Max. windspeed at 10m
  • Precipitation
  • Relative humidity
  • Sea water temperature
  • Significant wave height
  • Significant wave height - bouys
  • Solar radiation
  • Wave height
  • Wet bulb Temperature

Abstract

# Get the abstract and/or description from IMIS and print here
library(jsonlite)

dasid <- fromJSON("https://www.vliz.be/en/imis?module=dataset&dasid=59&show=json")

abstract <- dasid[["datasetrec"]][["EngAbstract"]]
description <- dasid[["datasetrec"]][["EngDescr"]]

if (is.null(abstract) & is.null(description)){

} else if(is.null(abstract) & !is.null(description)){
  out <- description
} else if(!is.null(abstract) & is.null(description)){
  out <- abstract
} else if(!is.null(abstract) & !is.null(description)){
  out <- paste0(abstract, "</br>", description)
}

cat(out)

You can find more information at: https://www.vliz.be/en/imis?module=dataset&dasid=59

How to cite these data

Please acknowledge as: This work makes use of the LifeWatch observation data and infrastructure (provided by MOW and VLIZ) funded by Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO) as part of the Belgian contribution to LifeWatch.

These data are also available in the R language with the lwdataxplorer package.


1 TAW (from Dutch: Tweede Algemeene Waterpassing) is a term used only in Belgium; it is a horizontal water level reference level. Source: proz.com



lifewatch/lwdataexplorer documentation built on Aug. 24, 2024, 12:35 a.m.