Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s) Examples
View source: R/genBiweekMeteos.R
This function is to use the biweekly averages of meteorological meters on the server side.
1 | genBiweekMeteos(sublocs, tarVar = "pr", dname = "precipitation_amount", subgid = "geoid_latlongt", flag = "precip", from_biwk = 1, to_biwk = 574, start_date = "1992-01-01")
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sublocs |
spatial points data frame of the subject locations for geocoding the location |
tarVar |
the target meteorological variable name: tmmn: daily minimum temperature; tmmx: daily maximum temperature; vs: wind speed; th: wind direction; sph: specific humidity ; srad: surface downwelling shortwave flux in air |
dname |
the target meteorological variable channel name in the image file: tmmn: air_temperature; tmmx: air_temperature; vs: wind_speed; th: wind_from_direction; sph: specific_humidity ; srad: surface_downwelling_shortwave_flux_in_air |
subgid |
Starting index of the models to be used to make the prediction |
flag |
the project flag for later join |
from_biwk |
start biweek id |
to_biwk |
end biweek id |
start_date |
start date |
Generate the meteorological parameters
Lianfa Li
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | #Generate the meteorological parameters for the target locations for the biweekly period,
# from 01/01/1992 to 12/31/2013. It may take some time to finish the computation. the flag is
# the project flag and will be used to extract the time-specific covariates for the function, extractBiweekMegteos
data(sc_sample_loc)
genBiweekMeteos(sc_sample_loc,tarVar="tmmn",dname="air_temperature",subgid="gid",flag="sc_sample",
from_biwk=1,to_biwk=574, start_date="1992-01-01")
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