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In paleolimbot/hydatr: An R Interface to the Environment Canada HYDAT database
hydatr
The HYDAT database contains over 1 GB of hydrological observation data collected by Environment Canada. The database is freely available from the Environment Canada website, however exctracting data can be difficult. This package provides tools to easily find and extract hydrological data from the HYDAT database.
Installation
You can install hydatr from github with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("paleolimbot/hydatr")
Getting the HYDAT Database
The HYDAT database is about 1 GB in size, which is compressed into a 200 MB download from http://collaboration.cmc.ec.gc.ca/cmc/hydrometrics/www/ . The hydat package will happily download and extract this for you.
library(hydatr)
hydat_download() # downloads the database from environment canada (10 min)
hydat_extract() # extracts the downloaded database into readable form
hydat_load() # loads the database (you'll need to call this one each time you load the package)
Finding Hydro Stations
Find hydro sites:
hydat_find_stations("lower sackville, NS", year = 1999:2012)
#> # A tibble: 10 x 8
#> STATION_NUMBER dist_from_query_km
#> <chr> <dbl>
#> 1 01EJ004 0.9861109
#> 2 01EJ001 5.1509276
#> 3 01DG003 8.8762890
#> 4 01DJ005 74.3590516
#> 5 01EF001 80.2094515
#> 6 01DC005 107.6006889
#> 7 01DP004 107.6301656
#> 8 01DL001 108.5261888
#> 9 01EE005 113.1515549
#> 10 01DC007 116.6305481
#> # ... with 6 more variables: STATION_NAME <chr>, FIRST_YEAR <int>,
#> # LAST_YEAR <int>, LONGITUDE <dbl>, LATITUDE <dbl>,
#> # DRAINAGE_AREA_GROSS <dbl>
Get detailed information about one hydro site:
as.list(hydat_station_info("01EJ004"))
#> $STATION_NUMBER
#> [1] "01EJ004"
#>
#> $STATION_NAME
#> [1] "LITTLE SACKVILLE RIVER AT MIDDLE SACKVILLE"
#>
#> $PROV_TERR_STATE_LOC
#> [1] "NS"
#>
#> $LATITUDE
#> [1] 44.76447
#>
#> $LONGITUDE
#> [1] -63.6875
#>
#> $DRAINAGE_AREA_GROSS
#> [1] 13.1
#>
#> $DRAINAGE_AREA_EFFECT
#> [1] NA
#>
#> $STATUS_EN_HYD
#> [1] "Active"
#>
#> $STATUS_EN_SED
#> [1] "Discontinued"
#>
#> $REGIONAL_OFFICE_NAME_EN
#> [1] "DARTMOUTH"
#>
#> $AGENCY_EN_CONTRIBUTOR
#> [1] "NOVA SCOTIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT"
#>
#> $AGENCY_EN_OPERATOR
#> [1] "WATER SURVEY OF CANADA (DOE) (CANADA)"
#>
#> $RHBN
#> [1] 0
#>
#> $REAL_TIME
#> [1] 1
#>
#> $DATUM_ID
#> [1] 10
#>
#> $FIRST_YEAR
#> [1] 1980
#>
#> $LAST_YEAR
#> [1] 2015
Get detailed information about all the hydro sites:
hydat_station_info()
#> # A tibble: 1,000 x 17
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME
#> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 01AA002 DAAQUAM (RIVIERE) EN AVAL DE LA RIVIERE SHIDGEL
#> 2 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA
#> 3 01AD002 SAINT JOHN RIVER AT FORT KENT
#> 4 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE
#> 5 01AD004 SAINT JOHN RIVER AT EDMUNDSTON
#> 6 01AD005 MADAWASKA (RIVIERE) AU RESERVOIR TEMISCOUATA
#> 7 01AD008 LONG (LAC) PRES DE LES ETROITS
#> 8 01AD009 CABANO (RIVIERE) AU LAC LONG
#> 9 01AD012 SAINT-FRANCOIS (RIVIERE) EN AVAL DU LAC SAINT-FRANCOIS
#> 10 01AD013 SAINT-FRANCOIS (RIVIERE) EN AVAL DU LAC SAINT-FRANCOIS
#> # ... with 990 more rows, and 15 more variables:
#> # PROV_TERR_STATE_LOC <chr>, LATITUDE <dbl>, LONGITUDE <dbl>,
#> # DRAINAGE_AREA_GROSS <dbl>, DRAINAGE_AREA_EFFECT <dbl>,
#> # STATUS_EN_HYD <chr>, STATUS_EN_SED <chr>,
#> # REGIONAL_OFFICE_NAME_EN <chr>, AGENCY_EN_CONTRIBUTOR <chr>,
#> # AGENCY_EN_OPERATOR <chr>, RHBN <int>, REAL_TIME <int>, DATUM_ID <int>,
#> # FIRST_YEAR <int>, LAST_YEAR <int>
Extracting Data
The following methods extract data from the database given the correct station number:
hydat_flow_monthly("01AD001")
#> # A tibble: 880 x 9
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR
#> <chr> <chr> <int>
#> 1 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 2 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 3 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 4 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 5 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 6 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 7 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 8 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 9 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 10 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> # ... with 870 more rows, and 6 more variables: MONTH <int>, DATE <date>,
#> # MONTHLY_MEAN <dbl>, MONTHLY_TOTAL <dbl>, DAILY_MIN <dbl>,
#> # DAILY_MAX <dbl>
hydat_flow_daily("01AD001")
#> # A tibble: 26,785 x 8
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR
#> <chr> <chr> <int>
#> 1 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 2 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 3 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 4 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 5 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 6 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 7 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 8 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 9 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 10 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> # ... with 26,775 more rows, and 5 more variables: MONTH <int>, DAY <int>,
#> # DATE <date>, FLOW <dbl>, FLOW_SYMBOL <chr>
hydat_level_monthly("01AD003")
#> # A tibble: 60 x 9
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR MONTH
#> <chr> <chr> <int> <int>
#> 1 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 1
#> 2 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 2
#> 3 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 3
#> 4 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 4
#> 5 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 5
#> 6 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 6
#> 7 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 7
#> 8 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 8
#> 9 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 9
#> 10 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 10
#> # ... with 50 more rows, and 5 more variables: DATE <date>,
#> # MONTHLY_MEAN <dbl>, MONTHLY_TOTAL <dbl>, DAILY_MIN <dbl>,
#> # DAILY_MAX <dbl>
hydat_level_daily("01AD003")
#> # A tibble: 1,826 x 8
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR MONTH
#> <chr> <chr> <int> <int>
#> 1 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 1
#> 2 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 2
#> 3 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 3
#> 4 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 4
#> 5 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 5
#> 6 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 6
#> 7 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 7
#> 8 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 8
#> 9 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 9
#> 10 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 10
#> # ... with 1,816 more rows, and 4 more variables: DAY <int>, DATE <date>,
#> # LEVEL <dbl>, LEVEL_SYMBOL <chr>
hydat_sed_monthly("01AF006")
#> # A tibble: 26 x 9
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR MONTH
#> <chr> <chr> <int> <int>
#> 1 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 4
#> 2 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 5
#> 3 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 6
#> 4 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 7
#> 5 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 8
#> 6 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 9
#> 7 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 4
#> 8 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 5
#> 9 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 6
#> 10 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 7
#> # ... with 16 more rows, and 5 more variables: DATE <date>,
#> # MONTHLY_MEAN <dbl>, MONTHLY_TOTAL <dbl>, DAILY_MIN <dbl>,
#> # DAILY_MAX <dbl>
hydat_sed_daily("01AF006")
#> # A tibble: 794 x 7
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR MONTH DAY
#> <chr> <chr> <int> <int> <int>
#> 1 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 4 1
#> 2 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 5 1
#> 3 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 6 1
#> 4 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 7 1
#> 5 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 8 1
#> 6 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 9 1
#> 7 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 4 1
#> 8 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 5 1
#> 9 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 6 1
#> 10 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 7 1
#> # ... with 784 more rows, and 2 more variables: DATE <date>, LOAD <dbl>
Advanced Functionality
The package is built on top of dplyr and RSQLite, and also provides low-level access to the HYDAT database through these methods.
hydat_get_db() # gets the db that was loaded in hydat_load()
#> src: sqlite 3.11.1 [/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.3/Resources/library/hydatr/Hydat_sqlite3_99999999.db]
#> tbls: AGENCY_LIST, ANNUAL_INSTANT_PEAKS, ANNUAL_STATISTICS,
#> CONCENTRATION_SYMBOLS, DATA_SYMBOLS, DATA_TYPES, DATUM_LIST, DLY_FLOWS,
#> DLY_LEVELS, MEASUREMENT_CODES, OPERATION_CODES, PEAK_CODES,
#> PRECISION_CODES, REGIONAL_OFFICE_LIST, SAMPLE_REMARK_CODES,
#> SED_DATA_TYPES, SED_DLY_LOADS, SED_DLY_SUSCON, SED_SAMPLES,
#> SED_SAMPLES_PSD, SED_VERTICAL_LOCATION, SED_VERTICAL_SYMBOLS,
#> sqlite_stat1, STATIONS, STN_DATA_COLLECTION, STN_DATA_RANGE,
#> STN_DATUM_CONVERSION, STN_DATUM_UNRELATED, STN_OPERATION_SCHEDULE,
#> STN_REGULATION, STN_REMARK_CODES, STN_REMARKS, STN_STATUS_CODES, VERSION
hydat_tbl("ANNUAL_INSTANT_PEAKS") # gets the db that was loaded in hydat_load()
#> # Source: table<ANNUAL_INSTANT_PEAKS> [?? x 12]
#> # Database: sqlite 3.11.1
#> # [/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.3/Resources/library/hydatr/Hydat_sqlite3_99999999.db]
#> STATION_NUMBER DATA_TYPE YEAR PEAK_CODE PRECISION_CODE MONTH DAY
#> <chr> <chr> <int> <chr> <int> <int> <int>
#> 1 01AD002 Q 1940 H NA 5 5
#> 2 01AD002 Q 1950 H NA 4 23
#> 3 01AD002 Q 1960 H NA 5 8
#> 4 01AD002 Q 1970 H NA 5 3
#> 5 01AD002 Q 1980 H NA 4 16
#> 6 01AD003 Q 1960 H NA 5 12
#> 7 01AD003 Q 1970 H NA 5 4
#> 8 01AD003 Q 1980 H NA 4 18
#> 9 01AD004 Q 1970 H NA 5 3
#> 10 01AD004 H 1980 H 8 12 13
#> # ... with more rows, and 5 more variables: HOUR <int>, MINUTE <int>,
#> # TIME_ZONE <chr>, PEAK <dbl>, SYMBOL <chr>
Because the package is built on dplyr, using dplyr functions is a particularly good way to get the most out of the database.
library(dplyr)
peaks <- hydat_tbl("ANNUAL_INSTANT_PEAKS") %>%
left_join(hydat_tbl("PEAK_CODES")) %>%
collect() %>%
mutate(DATE = lubridate::ymd(paste(YEAR, MONTH, DAY))) %>%
select(STATION_NUMBER, DATE, PEAK_CODE = PEAK_EN, PEAK)
#> Warning: 7 failed to parse.
peaks
#> # A tibble: 1,000 x 4
#> STATION_NUMBER DATE PEAK_CODE PEAK
#> <chr> <date> <chr> <dbl>
#> 1 01AD002 1940-05-05 Maximum 2460.000
#> 2 01AD002 1950-04-23 Maximum 1890.000
#> 3 01AD002 1960-05-08 Maximum 2580.000
#> 4 01AD002 1970-05-03 Maximum 2690.000
#> 5 01AD002 1980-04-16 Maximum 1590.000
#> 6 01AD003 1960-05-12 Maximum 203.000
#> 7 01AD003 1970-05-04 Maximum 251.000
#> 8 01AD003 1980-04-18 Maximum 125.000
#> 9 01AD004 1970-05-03 Maximum 2810.000
#> 10 01AD004 1980-12-13 Maximum 138.457
#> # ... with 990 more rows
Feedback
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hydatr
The HYDAT database contains over 1 GB of hydrological observation data collected by Environment Canada. The database is freely available from the Environment Canada website, however exctracting data can be difficult. This package provides tools to easily find and extract hydrological data from the HYDAT database.
Installation
You can install hydatr from github with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("paleolimbot/hydatr")
Getting the HYDAT Database
The HYDAT database is about 1 GB in size, which is compressed into a 200 MB download from http://collaboration.cmc.ec.gc.ca/cmc/hydrometrics/www/ . The hydat package will happily download and extract this for you.
library(hydatr)
hydat_download() # downloads the database from environment canada (10 min)
hydat_extract() # extracts the downloaded database into readable form
hydat_load() # loads the database (you'll need to call this one each time you load the package)
Finding Hydro Stations
Find hydro sites:
hydat_find_stations("lower sackville, NS", year = 1999:2012)
#> # A tibble: 10 x 8
#> STATION_NUMBER dist_from_query_km
#> <chr> <dbl>
#> 1 01EJ004 0.9861109
#> 2 01EJ001 5.1509276
#> 3 01DG003 8.8762890
#> 4 01DJ005 74.3590516
#> 5 01EF001 80.2094515
#> 6 01DC005 107.6006889
#> 7 01DP004 107.6301656
#> 8 01DL001 108.5261888
#> 9 01EE005 113.1515549
#> 10 01DC007 116.6305481
#> # ... with 6 more variables: STATION_NAME <chr>, FIRST_YEAR <int>,
#> # LAST_YEAR <int>, LONGITUDE <dbl>, LATITUDE <dbl>,
#> # DRAINAGE_AREA_GROSS <dbl>
Get detailed information about one hydro site:
as.list(hydat_station_info("01EJ004"))
#> $STATION_NUMBER
#> [1] "01EJ004"
#>
#> $STATION_NAME
#> [1] "LITTLE SACKVILLE RIVER AT MIDDLE SACKVILLE"
#>
#> $PROV_TERR_STATE_LOC
#> [1] "NS"
#>
#> $LATITUDE
#> [1] 44.76447
#>
#> $LONGITUDE
#> [1] -63.6875
#>
#> $DRAINAGE_AREA_GROSS
#> [1] 13.1
#>
#> $DRAINAGE_AREA_EFFECT
#> [1] NA
#>
#> $STATUS_EN_HYD
#> [1] "Active"
#>
#> $STATUS_EN_SED
#> [1] "Discontinued"
#>
#> $REGIONAL_OFFICE_NAME_EN
#> [1] "DARTMOUTH"
#>
#> $AGENCY_EN_CONTRIBUTOR
#> [1] "NOVA SCOTIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT"
#>
#> $AGENCY_EN_OPERATOR
#> [1] "WATER SURVEY OF CANADA (DOE) (CANADA)"
#>
#> $RHBN
#> [1] 0
#>
#> $REAL_TIME
#> [1] 1
#>
#> $DATUM_ID
#> [1] 10
#>
#> $FIRST_YEAR
#> [1] 1980
#>
#> $LAST_YEAR
#> [1] 2015
Get detailed information about all the hydro sites:
hydat_station_info()
#> # A tibble: 1,000 x 17
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME
#> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 01AA002 DAAQUAM (RIVIERE) EN AVAL DE LA RIVIERE SHIDGEL
#> 2 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA
#> 3 01AD002 SAINT JOHN RIVER AT FORT KENT
#> 4 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE
#> 5 01AD004 SAINT JOHN RIVER AT EDMUNDSTON
#> 6 01AD005 MADAWASKA (RIVIERE) AU RESERVOIR TEMISCOUATA
#> 7 01AD008 LONG (LAC) PRES DE LES ETROITS
#> 8 01AD009 CABANO (RIVIERE) AU LAC LONG
#> 9 01AD012 SAINT-FRANCOIS (RIVIERE) EN AVAL DU LAC SAINT-FRANCOIS
#> 10 01AD013 SAINT-FRANCOIS (RIVIERE) EN AVAL DU LAC SAINT-FRANCOIS
#> # ... with 990 more rows, and 15 more variables:
#> # PROV_TERR_STATE_LOC <chr>, LATITUDE <dbl>, LONGITUDE <dbl>,
#> # DRAINAGE_AREA_GROSS <dbl>, DRAINAGE_AREA_EFFECT <dbl>,
#> # STATUS_EN_HYD <chr>, STATUS_EN_SED <chr>,
#> # REGIONAL_OFFICE_NAME_EN <chr>, AGENCY_EN_CONTRIBUTOR <chr>,
#> # AGENCY_EN_OPERATOR <chr>, RHBN <int>, REAL_TIME <int>, DATUM_ID <int>,
#> # FIRST_YEAR <int>, LAST_YEAR <int>
Extracting Data
The following methods extract data from the database given the correct station number:
hydat_flow_monthly("01AD001")
#> # A tibble: 880 x 9
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR
#> <chr> <chr> <int>
#> 1 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 2 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 3 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 4 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 5 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 6 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 7 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 8 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 9 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 10 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> # ... with 870 more rows, and 6 more variables: MONTH <int>, DATE <date>,
#> # MONTHLY_MEAN <dbl>, MONTHLY_TOTAL <dbl>, DAILY_MIN <dbl>,
#> # DAILY_MAX <dbl>
hydat_flow_daily("01AD001")
#> # A tibble: 26,785 x 8
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR
#> <chr> <chr> <int>
#> 1 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 2 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 3 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 4 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1918
#> 5 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 6 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 7 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 8 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 9 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> 10 01AD001 MADAWASKA (RIVIER) EN AVAL DU BARRAGE TEMISCOUATA 1919
#> # ... with 26,775 more rows, and 5 more variables: MONTH <int>, DAY <int>,
#> # DATE <date>, FLOW <dbl>, FLOW_SYMBOL <chr>
hydat_level_monthly("01AD003")
#> # A tibble: 60 x 9
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR MONTH
#> <chr> <chr> <int> <int>
#> 1 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 1
#> 2 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 2
#> 3 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 3
#> 4 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 4
#> 5 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 5
#> 6 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 6
#> 7 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 7
#> 8 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 8
#> 9 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 9
#> 10 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 10
#> # ... with 50 more rows, and 5 more variables: DATE <date>,
#> # MONTHLY_MEAN <dbl>, MONTHLY_TOTAL <dbl>, DAILY_MIN <dbl>,
#> # DAILY_MAX <dbl>
hydat_level_daily("01AD003")
#> # A tibble: 1,826 x 8
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR MONTH
#> <chr> <chr> <int> <int>
#> 1 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 1
#> 2 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 2
#> 3 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 3
#> 4 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 4
#> 5 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 5
#> 6 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 6
#> 7 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 7
#> 8 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 8
#> 9 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 9
#> 10 01AD003 ST. FRANCIS RIVER AT OUTLET OF GLASIER LAKE 2011 10
#> # ... with 1,816 more rows, and 4 more variables: DAY <int>, DATE <date>,
#> # LEVEL <dbl>, LEVEL_SYMBOL <chr>
hydat_sed_monthly("01AF006")
#> # A tibble: 26 x 9
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR MONTH
#> <chr> <chr> <int> <int>
#> 1 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 4
#> 2 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 5
#> 3 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 6
#> 4 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 7
#> 5 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 8
#> 6 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 9
#> 7 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 4
#> 8 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 5
#> 9 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 6
#> 10 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 7
#> # ... with 16 more rows, and 5 more variables: DATE <date>,
#> # MONTHLY_MEAN <dbl>, MONTHLY_TOTAL <dbl>, DAILY_MIN <dbl>,
#> # DAILY_MAX <dbl>
hydat_sed_daily("01AF006")
#> # A tibble: 794 x 7
#> STATION_NUMBER STATION_NAME YEAR MONTH DAY
#> <chr> <chr> <int> <int> <int>
#> 1 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 4 1
#> 2 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 5 1
#> 3 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 6 1
#> 4 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 7 1
#> 5 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 8 1
#> 6 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1971 9 1
#> 7 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 4 1
#> 8 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 5 1
#> 9 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 6 1
#> 10 01AF006 BLACK BROOK NEAR ST-ANDRE-DE-MADAWASKA 1972 7 1
#> # ... with 784 more rows, and 2 more variables: DATE <date>, LOAD <dbl>
Advanced Functionality
The package is built on top of dplyr and RSQLite, and also provides low-level access to the HYDAT database through these methods.
hydat_get_db() # gets the db that was loaded in hydat_load()
#> src: sqlite 3.11.1 [/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.3/Resources/library/hydatr/Hydat_sqlite3_99999999.db]
#> tbls: AGENCY_LIST, ANNUAL_INSTANT_PEAKS, ANNUAL_STATISTICS,
#> CONCENTRATION_SYMBOLS, DATA_SYMBOLS, DATA_TYPES, DATUM_LIST, DLY_FLOWS,
#> DLY_LEVELS, MEASUREMENT_CODES, OPERATION_CODES, PEAK_CODES,
#> PRECISION_CODES, REGIONAL_OFFICE_LIST, SAMPLE_REMARK_CODES,
#> SED_DATA_TYPES, SED_DLY_LOADS, SED_DLY_SUSCON, SED_SAMPLES,
#> SED_SAMPLES_PSD, SED_VERTICAL_LOCATION, SED_VERTICAL_SYMBOLS,
#> sqlite_stat1, STATIONS, STN_DATA_COLLECTION, STN_DATA_RANGE,
#> STN_DATUM_CONVERSION, STN_DATUM_UNRELATED, STN_OPERATION_SCHEDULE,
#> STN_REGULATION, STN_REMARK_CODES, STN_REMARKS, STN_STATUS_CODES, VERSION
hydat_tbl("ANNUAL_INSTANT_PEAKS") # gets the db that was loaded in hydat_load()
#> # Source: table<ANNUAL_INSTANT_PEAKS> [?? x 12]
#> # Database: sqlite 3.11.1
#> # [/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.3/Resources/library/hydatr/Hydat_sqlite3_99999999.db]
#> STATION_NUMBER DATA_TYPE YEAR PEAK_CODE PRECISION_CODE MONTH DAY
#> <chr> <chr> <int> <chr> <int> <int> <int>
#> 1 01AD002 Q 1940 H NA 5 5
#> 2 01AD002 Q 1950 H NA 4 23
#> 3 01AD002 Q 1960 H NA 5 8
#> 4 01AD002 Q 1970 H NA 5 3
#> 5 01AD002 Q 1980 H NA 4 16
#> 6 01AD003 Q 1960 H NA 5 12
#> 7 01AD003 Q 1970 H NA 5 4
#> 8 01AD003 Q 1980 H NA 4 18
#> 9 01AD004 Q 1970 H NA 5 3
#> 10 01AD004 H 1980 H 8 12 13
#> # ... with more rows, and 5 more variables: HOUR <int>, MINUTE <int>,
#> # TIME_ZONE <chr>, PEAK <dbl>, SYMBOL <chr>
Because the package is built on dplyr, using dplyr functions is a particularly good way to get the most out of the database.
library(dplyr)
peaks <- hydat_tbl("ANNUAL_INSTANT_PEAKS") %>%
left_join(hydat_tbl("PEAK_CODES")) %>%
collect() %>%
mutate(DATE = lubridate::ymd(paste(YEAR, MONTH, DAY))) %>%
select(STATION_NUMBER, DATE, PEAK_CODE = PEAK_EN, PEAK)
#> Warning: 7 failed to parse.
peaks
#> # A tibble: 1,000 x 4
#> STATION_NUMBER DATE PEAK_CODE PEAK
#> <chr> <date> <chr> <dbl>
#> 1 01AD002 1940-05-05 Maximum 2460.000
#> 2 01AD002 1950-04-23 Maximum 1890.000
#> 3 01AD002 1960-05-08 Maximum 2580.000
#> 4 01AD002 1970-05-03 Maximum 2690.000
#> 5 01AD002 1980-04-16 Maximum 1590.000
#> 6 01AD003 1960-05-12 Maximum 203.000
#> 7 01AD003 1970-05-04 Maximum 251.000
#> 8 01AD003 1980-04-18 Maximum 125.000
#> 9 01AD004 1970-05-03 Maximum 2810.000
#> 10 01AD004 1980-12-13 Maximum 138.457
#> # ... with 990 more rows
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