map: Plot maps for esd objects

In metno/esd: Climate analysis and empirical-statistical downscaling (ESD) package for monthly and daily data

Plot maps for esd objects

Description

Make map of geophysical data. These plot functions are S3 methods for esd objects.

Usage

map(x, ...)

Arguments

x	the object to be plotted; in rotM, x holds a vector of x-coordinates.
...	further arguments passed to or from other methods.
FUN	The function to be applied on x before mapping (e.g. mean)
colbar	The colour scales defined through colscal. Users can specify the colour ‘pal’*ette (‘pal’), the number of breaks (‘n’), values of ‘breaks’, and the position of the color bar from the main plot (‘pos’). The ‘rev’ argument, will produce a reversed color bar if set to TRUE. The other arguments (‘type’,‘h’ and ‘v’) are more specific to col.bar and are used only if argument ‘fancy’ is set to TRUE (not yet finished). colbar=NULL is used if the colourbar is not to be shown. Also use colbar=NULL to present several maps in one figure (e.g. with par(mfcol=c(2,2))).
lab	'default' to show a lable saying what variable (unit) and time period. 'simple' to just use varid(x), and 'unit' to show variable and unit. Other strings will be used as the label for the plot and NULL shows no lable.
it	see subset
is	see subset
new	TRUE: create a new graphic device.
projection	Projections: c("lonlat","sphere","np","sp") - the latter gives stereographic views from the North and south poles.
xlim	see plot - only used for 'lonlat' and 'sphere' projections. Default xlim=NULL is the same as c(-1,+1) and refers to coordiates on a unit sphere (radius = 1). If plotting should be limited to a range of longitudes and latitudes then subset(.) can be used prior to map.
ylim	see plot - only used for 'lonlat' and 'sphere' projections. See xlim.
n	The number of colour breaks in the color bar
breaks	graphics setting - see image
gridlines	Only for the lon-lat projection
lonR	Only for the spherical projection used by map2sphere to change viewing angle
latR	Only for the spherical projection used by map2sphere to change viewing angle
axiR	Only for the spherical projection used by map2sphere to change viewing angle
style	Only for the spherical projection used by map2sphere to apply night shade effect. c('plain','night')
y	a vector of y coordinates
z	a vector of z coordinates
ip	Selects which pattern (see EOF, CCA) to plot
geography	TRUE: plot geographical features
angle	for hatching
a	used in vec to scale the length of the arrows
r	used in vec to make a 3D effect of plotting the arrows up in the air.
ix	used to subset points for plotting errors
iy	used to subset points for plotting errors
colorbar	Show the color bar in the map (default TRUE). If FALSE, the colorbar is not added into the map (ignored).
cex	Size of symbols.
cex0	Scaling of symbols if cex is defined by a variable with different size for different locations.
cex.subset	...
add.text	Add abbreviated location names.
full.names	Show the full name of the location.
showall	Default is set to FALSE
showaxis	If set to FALSE, the axis are not displayed in the plot.
fancy	If set to true, will use col.bar instead of image to produce the colour bar
text	If TRUE, display text info on the map.The default is set to FALSE
show.val	Display the values of 'x' or 'FUN(x)' on top of the coloured map.
legend.shrink	If set, the size of the color bar is shrinked (values between 0 and 1)
land	if TRUE mask land, else mask ocean
what	What to map: ['eof','field] for EOF pattern or the field
type	- default c('fill','contour') recovered from the EOFs.
fig	see par
add	set add=TRUE if adding the map as a subplot
nbins	number of bins/colour categories

Value

A field object

See Also

map.trajectory vec map.dsensemble

plot.station, showmaps

Examples

# Select stations in ss and map the geographical location 
# of the selected stations with a zoom on Norway.
ss <- select.station(cntr="NORWAY",param="precip",src="GHCND")
map(ss, col="blue",bg="lightblue",xlim = c(-10,30) , ylim = c(50,70), new=FALSE)

## Get NACD data and map the mean values
y <- station.nacd()
map(y,FUN='mean',colbar=list(pal="t2m",n=10), cex=2, new=FALSE)

# Examples of cyclone maps (map.events)
data(storms)
# Subset cyclones from the start of January 2016 lasting a minimum of 10 time steps 
x <- subset(storms,it=c("2016-01-01","2016-01-07"),ic=list(param="trackcount",pmin=10))
# Map with points and lines showing the cyclone centers and trajectories
map(x, type=c("trajectory","points"), col="blue")
## Map with only the trajectory and start and end points
map(x, type=c("trajectory","start","end"), col="red")
## Map showing the cyclone depth (slp at center) as a color scale (rd = red scale)
map(x, param="pcent", type=c('trajectory','start'), 
    colbar=list(pal="rd", rev=TRUE, breaks=seq(980,1000,2)), 
    alpha=0.9, new=FALSE)

# Example showing two maps in one figure:
## Not run: 
rr <- retrieve('~/data/data.ECAD/rr_ens_mean_0.1deg_reg.nc',it=c(2000,2001))
it <- 195
par(mfcol=c(1,2))
attr(rr,'variable') <- 'precip'
map(rr,FUN='mean',new=FALSE,type='fill',colbar=NULL,lab=paste(range(index(rr)),collapse=' - '))
map(subset(rr,it=it),FUN='mean',new=FALSE,type='fill',colbar=NULL,lab=as.character(index(rr)[it]))

## End(Not run)

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