parse_gcm: Parse GCM data
In tbadams45/wrviz: Create Vizualizations For Water Resources
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
Takes GCM data from Sunwook Wi's GCM analysis tool, and converts it to a data
frame that can be used to overlay GCM information on top of a climate
heatmap.
Usage
1
parse_gcm(excel_filepath)
Arguments
excel_filepath
path to excel file
Details
Sunwook's tool computes monthly averages of temperature and precipitation
change. We average these out to compute a yearly average.
Value
A dataframe containing four columns (model, scenario, temp, and
precip), which detail the gcm model, the scenario (e.g. RCP 2.6), the
temperature change in absolute units, and the preciptation change in
percentges (where 1 == 0% change, and 0.9 == -10% percentage change)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
Takes GCM data from Sunwook Wi's GCM analysis tool, and converts it to a data frame that can be used to overlay GCM information on top of a climate heatmap.
Usage
1 | parse_gcm(excel_filepath)
|
Arguments
excel_filepath |
path to excel file |
Details
Sunwook's tool computes monthly averages of temperature and precipitation change. We average these out to compute a yearly average.
Value
A dataframe containing four columns (model, scenario, temp, and precip), which detail the gcm model, the scenario (e.g. RCP 2.6), the temperature change in absolute units, and the preciptation change in percentges (where 1 == 0% change, and 0.9 == -10% percentage change)
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