str2nct | R Documentation |
Time indicators in netcdf use numbers of elapsed time units since a
reference time. (Convertion used by CF standard.) str2nct
evaluates
the elapsed time of a date with respect to a reference time and generates
a netcdf representation of the input character string(s). Currently
available time units are number of minutes, hours, days, months, or years.
nct2str
makes the reverse conversion.
str2nct(str, t.unit, format = "%Y%m%d%H%M",
t.ref = "190001010000", format.ref = "%Y%m%d%H%M")
nct2str(nct, nct.unit, format="%Y%m%d%H%M")
str |
A character string (or a vector of strings) specifying the date. |
t.unit |
The desired time unit. Currently available are:
|
format |
The format of the input/output date string. Here we use conventions
as in |
t.ref |
The time reference to use. A character string. |
format.ref |
The format of the time reference. |
nct |
A netcdf time specification, typically a vector of integers, indicating the number of seconds, days etc. elabsed since a reference time. |
nct.unit |
The netcdf time unit used in the specification of argument
|
str2nct
always returns integer numbers. So for example if t.unit="M"
str
ist truncated to the first 6 digits and the elabsed number of
months is determined for the month of the date.
Note that the elapsed time starts with 0 if str
is the same
like t.ref
.
A single value or a vector with the elapsed time(s). The output has
an attribute with name since.lab
. This is the character string
that can be used as the units attribute for time in the netcdf file.
Christoph Frei
Rdate2str
ts <- c("200706010000","200606020000","200606030000")
ts.ref="200001010000"
hh <- str2nct(str=ts,t.unit="D",t.ref=ts.ref)
hh
nct2str(nct=hh,nct.unit=attr(hh,"since.lab"))
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