read_cpr_north_data {forcis} | R Documentation |
Read FORCIS data
Description
These functions read one specific csv
file of the FORCIS database
(see below) stored in the folder path
. The function download_forcis_db()
must be used first to store locally the database.
Usage
read_cpr_north_data(
path,
version = options()$forcis_version,
check_for_update = options()$forcis_check_for_update
)
read_cpr_south_data(
path,
version = options()$forcis_version,
check_for_update = options()$forcis_check_for_update
)
read_plankton_nets_data(
path,
version = options()$forcis_version,
check_for_update = options()$forcis_check_for_update
)
read_pump_data(
path,
version = options()$forcis_version,
check_for_update = options()$forcis_check_for_update
)
read_sediment_trap_data(
path,
version = options()$forcis_version,
check_for_update = options()$forcis_check_for_update
)
Arguments
path |
a |
version |
a |
check_for_update |
a |
Details
-
read_plankton_nets_data()
reads the FORCIS plankton nets data -
read_pump_data()
reads the FORCIS pump data -
read_cpr_north_data()
reads the FORCIS CPR North data -
read_cpr_south_data()
reads the FORCIS CPR South data -
read_sediment_trap_data()
reads the FORCIS sediment traps data
Value
A tibble
. See
https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.7390791 for a preview of the
datasets.
See Also
download_forcis_db()
to download the complete FORCIS database.
Examples
# Folder in which the database will be saved ----
# N.B. In this example we use a temporary folder but you should select an
# existing folder (for instance "data/").
path <- tempdir()
# Download the database ----
download_forcis_db(path, timeout = 300)
# Import plankton nets data ----
plankton_nets_data <- read_plankton_nets_data(path)