CWD: Maximum length of wet spell: maximum number of consecutive...

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Maximum length of wet spell: maximum number of consecutive days with RR ≥ 1mm

Description

Maximum length of wet spell: maximum number of consecutive days with RR ≥ 1mm

Usage

CWD(rst_path, vct = NULL, start_date, end_date, init_month = NULL)

Arguments

rst_path	File path to either: 'GTiff files': Daily raster files that include the date in the file names (e.g., 'ProductX_1989-02-28.tif'). The dates must have the format '%Y-%m-%d'. 'NCDF files': Monthly raster files that contain the daily layers respective for that month. The file name must include the date (e.g., 'ProductX_1989-02.nc'). The dates must have the format '%Y-%m'.
vct	Vector file of the study area (Optional). It will be used to crop the spatial extent of the raster files if required. This parameter is set to 'NULL'.
start_date	Position where the dates of the raster files start. For example, start_date = 10 for 'ProductX_1989-02-28.tif' as the date start in the 10th character.
end_date	Position where the dates of the raster files end. For example, end_date = 19 for 'ProductX_1989-02-28.tif', and end_date = 16 for 'ProductX_1989-02.nc'.
init_month	Numeric value that represents the initial month that will be used in the calculation of the indices for each year (1 = Jan, 2 = Feb, ...., 12 = December). This parameter is set to NULL meaning that if not specified, the year will start in January.

Value

raster layers with the spatial distribution of the Maximum length of wet spell (maximum number of consecutive days with RR ≥ 1mm) for each year of analysis.

obaezvil/SpatIndex documentation built on Aug. 9, 2024, 3:42 p.m.