Simple plotting of a meteorological series for a given point.
meteoplot(
object,
index = 1,
var = "MeanTemperature",
fun = NULL,
freq = NULL,
dates = NULL,
months = NULL,
add = FALSE,
...
)
A data frame with daily meteorological data (in this case
index
is not used) or an object of class
SpatialPointsMeteorology
. Alternatively, an object of
class SpatialPointsDataFrame
containing the meta data
(columns dir
, filename
and possibly format
) of
meteorological files.
An integer to indicate the point in the
SpatialPointsMeteorology
object (or the
SpatialPointsDataFrame
object).
The meteorological variable to be plotted.
The name of a function to be calculated for summaries (only valid
if freq
is specified).
A string giving an interval specification for summaries (e.g.,
"week"
, "month"
, "quarter"
or "year"
).
An object of class Date
to define the period to
be plotted. If dates = NULL
then all dates in object
are
processed.
A numeric vector to indicate the subset of months for which
plotting is desired (e.g. c(7,8)
for July and August). When combined
with fun
and freq
, this parameter allows plotting summaries
for particular seasons. For example fun = "sum"
freq = "years"
and months = 6:8
leads to plotting the sum over summer months of each
year.
A flag to indicate wether drawing should be done on the current
plot (using function lines
).
Additional parameters for functions plot
or lines
.
Miquel De Cáceres Ainsa, CREAF
Daily precipitation is plotted using bars (i.e. type = "h"
when
calling plot
). Otherwise the function draws lines (i.e.
type = "l"
when calling plot
). If object
is of
class SpatialPointsDataFrame
then the function reads the
meteorological data to be plotted from the disk.
summarypoints