EHF: Excess Heat Factor

In swish-climate-impact-assessment/ExcessHeatIndices: Heatwave/heatstress indices

Description

The EHF is an extension to a high pass filter, compared with long term percentiles.

Usage

EHF(analyte = data_subset, exposurename = "air_temperature_in_degrees_c_max_climatezone_av", datename = "date", referencePeriodStart = as.Date("1971-1-1"), referencePeriodEnd = as.Date("2000-12-31"), nlags = 32)

Arguments

analyte	dataframe
exposurename	the name of the exposure variable in the dataframe
datename	usually just date
referencePeriodStart	start of baseline climate reference period
referencePeriodEnd	end of baseline
nlags	number of lags, default is 32

Value

A dataframe.

Author(s)

ivanhanigan, original by John Nairn (Australian Bureau of Meteorology)

Examples

output <- EHF(analyte = data_subset, exposurename = "air_temperature_in_degrees_c_max_climatezone_av", 
    datename = "date", referencePeriodStart = as.Date("1971-1-1"), 
    referencePeriodEnd = as.Date("2000-12-31"), nlags = 32) 

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