Usage
ed_search_adv(query = NULL, page = 1, page_size = 1000, protocol = NULL, cdm_data_type = NULL, institution = NULL, ioos_category = NULL, keywords = NULL, long_name = NULL, standard_name = NULL, variableName = NULL, maxLat = NULL, minLon = NULL, maxLon = NULL, minLat = NULL, minTime = NULL, maxTime = NULL, url = eurl(), ...)
Arguments
query
(character) Search terms
page
(integer) Page number. Default: 1
page_size
(integer) Results per page: Default: 1000
protocol
(character) One of any (default), tabledep or griddap
cdm_data_type
(character) One of grid, other, point, profile, timeseries,
timeseriesprofile, trajectory, trajectoryprofile
institution
(character) An institution. See the dataset institutions
.
ioos_category
(character) An ioos category See the dataset ioos_categories
.
keywords
(character) A keywords. See the dataset keywords
.
long_name
(character) A long name. See the dataset longnames
.
standard_name
(character) A standar dname. See the dataset standardnames
.
variableName
(character) A variable name. See the dataset variablenames
.
minLon, maxLon
(numeric) Minimum and maximum longitude. Some datasets have
longitude values within -180 to 180, others use 0 to 360. If you specify min and max
Longitude within -180 to 180 (or 0 to 360), ERDDAP will only find datasets that
match the values you specify. Consider doing one search: longitude -180 to 360,
or two searches: longitude -180 to 180, and 0 to 360.
minLat, maxLat
(numeric) Minimum and maximum latitude, between -90 and 90
minTime, maxTime
(numeric/character) Minimum and maximum time. Time string with
the format "yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ, (e.g., 2009-01-21T23:00:00Z). If you specify something,
you must include at least yyyy-MM-dd; you can omit Z, :ss, :mm, :HH, and T. Always use
UTC (GMT/Zulu) time. Or specify the number of seconds since 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z.
...
Further args passed on to GET
(must be a named parameter)