pipenostics (version 0.2.0)

mgtdhid: Get ground temperature

Description

Get the undisturbed (median) value of ground temperature at different depths at a specified time leveraging Modified Ground Temperature Double Harmonic Model (MGTDH-model).

Usage

mgtdhid(id, tau = 1440L, depth = 2.4)
mgtdhidt(tau, id = 28434L, depth = 2.4)
mgtdhgeo(lat, lon, tau = 1440L, depth = 2.4, use_cluster = FALSE)
mgtdhgeot(tau, lat = 57, lon = 57, depth = 2.4)

Value

Undisturbed (median) ground temperature value calculated with the MGTDH-model, specifically for the location of the user-specified meteorological station, at specified depth, and time, [°C]. Type: assert_double.

Arguments

id

weather station unique identifier. Only identifiers from meteos dataset are accepted. Type: assert_integer. For mgtdhidt acceptable length is 1.

tau

time point for which it is necessary to obtain the value of the soil temperature; it can be specified as an integer, representing the number of hours that have passed since the beginning of the year, or as a value of POSIXct type. Type: assert_count, or assert_posixct. For mgtdhid acceptable length is 1.

depth

depth at which the ground temperature is calculated, [m]. Type: assert_number.

lat

latitude of the geographical location where the value of soil temperature needs to be determined, [DD]. Type: assert_double. For mgtdhgeot acceptable length is 1.

lon

longitude of the geographical location where the value of soil temperature needs to be determined, [DD]. Type: assert_double. For mgtdhgeot acceptable length is 1.

use_cluster

utilize functionality of parallel processing on multi-core CPU. Type: assert_flag.

Details

The MGTDH-model is a modified solution of the thermal conductivity equation for soil and can be expressed by the formula $$t\left( \tau, d \right) = \beta e^{r_1} \cdot A_1 \cos(2 \pi \omega \tau + r_1 - P_1) + \beta r_2^{A_2 \cdot d} \cos(4 \pi \omega \tau + r_2 - P_2)$$ where

\(t\left( \tau, d \right)\)

undisturbed (median) ground temperature [°C] at specified depth \(d\) [m], and time \(\tau\) [hour].

\(\tau\)

time point (tau) calculated in hours since the beginning of the year, [hour].

\(d\)

depth (depth) at which the ground temperature should be calculated, [m].

\(\beta = -1\)

shift constant, [].

\(r_1(d) = -1000 d \sqrt{\frac{\pi \omega}{\alpha_s D}}\), \(r_2(d) = r_1(d) \sqrt{2}\)

temperature diffusivity factors, [].

\(\omega = \frac{1}{8760}\)

rate of rotation of the Earth, expressed with an accuracy equal to the inverse of an hour, [1/hour].

\(\alpha_s\)

soil diffusivity, [mm^2/s].

\(D = 86400\)

constant that represents the number of seconds in one day, [s/day].

\(A_1\), \(A_2\)

harmonic temperature amplitudes, [°C].

\(P_1\), \(P_2\)

phase shifts, depending on the geographical location, [].

Soil diffusivity, \(\alpha_s\), harmonic temperature amplitudes, \(A_1\), \(A_2\), and phase shifts \(P_1\), \(P_2\) are geographically dependant parameters which values were established for each weather station listed in meteos-dataset.

For the convenience of using the MGTDH-model, several interface functions have been provided. Each function generates a vector of type assert_double as an output.

The mgtdhid and mgtdhidt functions are used to obtain ground temperature data from specific meteorological stations.

The functions mgtdhgeo and mgtdhgeot provide ground temperatures at any geographical location, but note that their usage is primarily limited to the Northern Asian part of Eurasia, as most meteorological stations and parameters for the MGTDH-model are established there. Ground temperature at the specified location is obtained by linear interpolation using barycentric coordinates formed in the system of the three nearest meteorological stations.

References

Lu Xing & Jeffrey D. Spitler (2017) Prediction of undisturbed ground temperature using analytical and numerical modeling. Part I: Model development and experimental validation. Science and Technology for the Built Environment, 23:5, 787-808, tools:::Rd_expr_doi("10.1080/23744731.2016.1258371").

See Also

geodist and geoarea for calculating geographical metrics.

Other utils: geoarea(), meteos(), wth_d()

Examples

 # Let consider the next geographical positions:
 lat <- c(s28434 = 56.65, s28418 = 56.47, s23711 = 62.70, ControlPoint = 57)
 lon <- c(s28434 = 57.78, s28418 = 53.73, s23711 = 56.20, ControlPoint = 57)
 
 # * ground temperatures at first three locations on 02 March 2023 at depth 3 m:
 mgtdhgeo(head(lat, 3), head(lon, 3), tau = as.POSIXct("2023-03-02"), depth = 3)

 # * it is the same as obtaining ground temperatures from weather stations:
 mgtdhid(id = c(28434L, 28418L, 23711L), tau = as.POSIXct("2023-03-02"), depth = 3)

 # * undisturbed ground temperature plot at Control Point:
 days <- as.POSIXct("2023-01-01") + 3600*24*(seq.int(1, 365) - 1)
 plot(
   days, 
   mgtdhgeot(days, lat[["ControlPoint"]], lon[["ControlPoint"]]), 
   type = "l", 
   ylab = "Temperature, °C"
 )