get_rnag | R Documentation |
Retrieves details of Reasons for Not Achieving Good (RNAG)
status and Reasons For Failure (RFF) from EA Catchment Data Explorer site.
Data can be retrieved by specifying waterbody id
(WBID
), Management Catchment (MC
), Operational
Catchment (OC
) or River Basin District (RBD
).
Start year (startyr
) and end year (endyr
) allow
specific timeranges to be downloaded.
For Management Catchment (MC
), Operational
Catchment (OC
) or River Basin District (RBD
) level
downloads, waterbody type
can also be specified to allow
extraction of specific waterbody types (River, Lake etc).
Data are presented at the level of individual elements that are the
reasons for not achieving good status.
get_rnag(ea_name = NULL, column = NULL, type = NULL)
ea_name |
A string representing the description ( |
column |
The column to be searched. Possible options are
|
type |
Type of waterbody to be extracted. For Operational/Management
catchment level or RBD level queries, the data can also be subset by
waterbody type. Possible values are |
An object of class cde_df
containing the details of the
Reasons for Not Achieving Good Status for the specified combination
of criteria.
For details of the meaning of the the different columns returned,
see https://docs.ropensci.org/cde/articles/cde-output-reference.html.
# get all RNAG issues identified for waterbody GB112071065700 get_rnag("GB112071065700", "WBID") # get the RNAG issues for Lakes in the Humber RBD, between # 2013 and 2014 get_rnag(ea_name="Humber", column="RBD", type="Lake") # get the RNAG issues for Rivers in the Avon Warwickshire # Management Catchment get_rnag(ea_name="Avon Warwickshire", column="MC", type="River")
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