Functions to write grid meteorological data to the file system.
writemeteorologygrid(object, file, dates = NULL, format = "netCDF",
byPixel = FALSE, chunksizes = NA, add = FALSE, overwrite = FALSE,
verbose = FALSE)
writeemptymeteorologygrid(file, grid, proj4string, dates,
byPixel = FALSE, chunksizes = NA, overwrite = FALSE,
verbose = FALSE)
writemeteorologypixels(object, file, dates = NULL, format = "netCDF",
byPixel = FALSE, chunksizes = NA, add = FALSE, overwrite = FALSE,
verbose = FALSE)
writemeteorologygridpixel(file, index, data, verbose = FALSE)An object of class SpatialGridMeteorology-class or class SpatialPixelsMeteorology-class with the meteorological data to be written.
A string with the file name to be written.
A Date vector object or a character string indicating the dates to be written.
Format of meteorological data. The only accepted format is "netCDF".
Boolean flag to specify whether file will be written/read by pixels. This forces a different (suposedly) more efficient chunking based on time series data instead of daily grids.
Specifies the size of data chunks to be read/written. If set, this must be a vector of three integers corresponding to XYT.
Boolean flag to indicate that NetCDF exists and data should be added/replaced.
An object of class GridTopology-class
Boolean flag to force overwriting an existing NetCDF.
A logical flag to output process information in the console.
Integer indicating the grid index position to be written.
A data frame with meteorological data corresponding to a pixel.
Functions writemeteorologygrid and writemeteorologypixels writes grided meteorological data (i.e. class SpatialGridMeteorology-class or class SpatialPixelsMeteorology-class, respectively) into a netCDF, with the possibility to overwrite existing data. Function writemeteorologygridpixel is meant to add/replace data in a netCDF corresponding to a specific pixel identified by its grid index. Function writemeteorologygrid creates an empty netCDF with the specified grid dimensions, coordinate reference system and dates.