new_record: Create a new 'records' object

In spatialstatisticsupna/rsat: Dealing with Multiplatform Satellite Images

Create a new records object

Description

Create a new records object from scratch

Usage

new_record(
  sat,
  name,
  date,
  product,
  download,
  file_path,
  path,
  row,
  tileid,
  preview,
  api_name,
  order,
  extent_crs
)

## S4 method for signature 
## 'character,
##   character,
##   Date,
##   character,
##   character,
##   character,
##   numeric,
##   numeric,
##   character,
##   character,
##   character,
##   logical,
##   extent_crs'
new_record(
  sat,
  name,
  date,
  product,
  download,
  file_path,
  path,
  row,
  tileid,
  preview,
  api_name,
  order,
  extent_crs
)

## S4 method for signature 
## 'character,
##   character,
##   Date,
##   character,
##   character,
##   character,
##   numeric,
##   numeric,
##   character,
##   character,
##   character,
##   logical,
##   missing'
new_record(
  sat,
  name,
  date,
  product,
  download,
  file_path,
  path,
  row,
  tileid,
  preview,
  api_name,
  order
)

Arguments

sat	the name of the satellite to which the record belongs.
name	the name of the record.
date	the date of the record.
product	the product.
download	the url to download the satellite record.
file_path	the saving directory for the satellite record.
path	the path of the tiling system.
row	the row of the tiling system.
tileid	the tile id.
preview	the url of the preview of the satellite record.
api_name	the api name.
order	boolean, defines if the image must be requested or not.
extent_crs	extent (used to project the preview).

Value

records object

Examples

## Not run: 
# create a new record from scrach
rcds <- new_record(
  sat = "modis",
  name = "mod09a",
  date = as.Date("2011087", "%Y%j"),
  product = "product",
  download = "url/aaa/download",
  file_path = "file_path",
  path = 1,
  row = 1,
  tileid = "exampleid",
  preview = "url",
  api_name = "nasa_inventory",
  order = FALSE
)
rcds

## End(Not run)

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