View source: R/read_importsediment.R
read_importsediment | R Documentation |
Download and import sediment data for Tampa Bay
read_importsediment(path, download_latest = FALSE, remove = FALSE)
path |
chr string for local path where the zipped folder will be downloaded, must include .zip extension |
download_latest |
logical to download latest if a more recent dataset is available |
remove |
logical if the downloaded folder is removed after unzipping |
This function downloads and unzips a folder of results tables from https://epcbocc.sharepoint.com/:u:/s/Share/Ef9utuKCHD9LliarsOPKCJwB5kxgCObf0tY5x5wX20JQUA?e=DuTseb&download=1 (viewable at https://epcbocc.sharepoint.com/:f:/s/Share/EtOJfziTTa9FliL1oROb9OsBRZU-nO60fu_0NRC162hHjQ?e=4gUXgJ).
The row entries for columns "BetweenTELPEL"
and "ExceedsPEL"
for rows where the "Qualifier"
column is "U"
or "T"
(below detection, not detected) are assigned NA
, regardless of the entry in the source data.
A data.frame
of sediment data for Tampa Bay
## Not run:
# location to download data
path <- '~/Desktop/sediment.zip'
# load and assign to object
sedimentdata <- read_importsediment(path, download_latest = TRUE)
## End(Not run)
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