cantemp_barcode: Create a barcode plot from a time-series of temperature data

In patrickbarks/cantempr: Canadian Homogenized Temperature Data in R

Description

Create a barcode plot from a time-series of temperature data.

Usage

cantemp_barcode(data, scale_col_low = "#053061",
  scale_col_mid = "white", scale_col_high = "#67001f",
  scale_col_na = "grey50", scale_name = NULL, scale_breaks = 5,
  scale_digits = 1, x_breaks = waiver())

Arguments

data	A data.frame returned by cantemp_fetch, subset to a single climate station
scale_col_low	Color for low end of temperature gradient (see scale_fill_gradient2)
scale_col_mid	Color for middle of temperature gradient (see scale_fill_gradient2)
scale_col_high	Color for high end of temperature gradient (see scale_fill_gradient2)
scale_col_na	Color for missing values of temperature (see scale_fill_gradient2)
scale_name	Name to print above color scale
scale_breaks	Number of breaks in color scale
scale_digits	Number of digits in color scale temperature labels
x_breaks	Breaks for the x-axis (see 'breaks' argument of scale_x_continuous)

Value

A barcode plot

Author(s)

Patrick M. Barks <[e-mail]>

Examples

temp_annual <- cantemp_fetch(interval = "annual")
temp_toronto <- subset(temp_annual, station == "TORONTO")

cantemp_barcode(temp_toronto)

patrickbarks/cantempr documentation built on May 22, 2019, 2:45 p.m.