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Function to import meta data for air quality monitoring sites
importMeta(source = "aurn", all = FALSE)
The data source for the meta data. Can be “aurn”, “saqn” (or “saqd”), “aqe”, “ni”, “kcl” or “europe”; upper or lower case.
When all = FALSE
only the site code, site name, latitude
and longitude and site type are imported. Setting all = TRUE
will
import all available meta data and provide details (when available) or the
individual pollutants measured at each site.
A data frame with meta data.
This function imports site meta data from several networks in the UK and Europe:
“aurn”, The UK Automatic Urban and Rural Network.
“saqn”, The Scottish Air Quality Network.
“waqn”, The Welsh Air Quality Network.
“ni”, The Northern Ireland Air Quality Network.
“aqe”, The Air Quality England Network.
“kcl”, King's College London networks.
“europe”, Import hourly European data (Airbase/e-reporting)
based on a simplified version of the saqgetr
package.
By default, the function will return the site latitude, longitude and site
type. If the option all = TRUE
is used, much more detailed
information is returned. For most networks, this detailed information
includes per-pollutant summaries, opening and closing dates of sites etc.
Thanks go to Trevor Davies (Ricardo), Dr Stuart Grange (EMPA) and Dr Ben Barratt (KCL) and for making these data available.
importAURN
, importKCL
and
importSAQN
for importing air quality data from each network.
# NOT RUN {
## basic data
# }
# NOT RUN {
meta <- importMeta(source = "aurn")
# more detailed information:
meta <- importMeta(source = "aurn", all = TRUE)
# from the Scottish Air Quality Network
meta <- importMeta(source = "saqn", all = TRUE)
# }
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