graphFFDI: Graph of McArthur FFDI for selected Australian Met Station
In ozjimbob/ecbtools: Environmental Change Biology Tools
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Examples
Description
This function retrieves current and recent observations for a given Australian meteorological station, plots a graph of Forest Fire Danger Index against time, and returns a data frame containing the calculated values.
Usage
1
Arguments
state
A single character indicating the state the station is in. T=Tasmania, V=Victoria, N=New South Wales, Q=Queensland, S=South Australia, W=Western Australia, D=Northern Territory, A=Australian Capital Territory
station
The WMO station number for the station.
DF
The drought factor value, from 0-10.
Value
Plots a graph with fire danger ratings indicated by colour, and returns a data frame of observations.
Author(s)
Grant Williamson
Examples
1
FFDI=graphFFDI("T",94975,7)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Description
This function retrieves current and recent observations for a given Australian meteorological station, plots a graph of Forest Fire Danger Index against time, and returns a data frame containing the calculated values.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
state |
A single character indicating the state the station is in. T=Tasmania, V=Victoria, N=New South Wales, Q=Queensland, S=South Australia, W=Western Australia, D=Northern Territory, A=Australian Capital Territory |
station |
The WMO station number for the station. |
DF |
The drought factor value, from 0-10. |
Value
Plots a graph with fire danger ratings indicated by colour, and returns a data frame of observations.
Author(s)
Grant Williamson
Examples
1 | FFDI=graphFFDI("T",94975,7)
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