getSummarizedWeather {weatherData} | R Documentation |
Given a valid station and a single date this function will
return a dataframe of time-stamped weather data. All the
records are summarized into one record per day. If and
end_date
is specified the function returns 1 record
for each day in the date range.
getSummarizedWeather(station_id, start_date, end_date = NULL, station_type = "airportCode", opt_temperature_columns = TRUE, opt_all_columns = FALSE, opt_custom_columns = FALSE, custom_columns = NULL, opt_verbose = FALSE)
station_id |
is a valid 3-letter airport code or a valid Weather Station ID |
start_date |
string representing a date in the past ("YYYY-MM-DD") |
end_date |
(optional) string representing a date in the past ("YYYY-MM-DD"), and later than or equal to start_date. |
station_type |
can be |
opt_temperature_columns |
Boolen flag to indicate only Temperature data is to be returned (default TRUE) |
opt_all_columns |
Boolen flag to indicate whether all available data is to be returned (default FALSE) |
opt_custom_columns |
Boolen flag to indicate if only
a user-specified set of columns are to be returned.
(default FALSE) If TRUE, then the desired columns must be
specified via |
custom_columns |
Vector of integers specified by the
user to indicate which columns to fetch. The Date column
is always returned as the first column. The column
numbers specfied in |
opt_verbose |
Boolean flag to indicate if verbose output is desired |
A data frame with each row containing:
Date stamp for the date specified
Additional columns of Weather data depending on the options specified
getWeatherForDate, getDetailededWeather
## Not run: paris_in_fall<- getSummarizedWeather("CDG", "2013-09-30") #will get Temp columns by default # windLHR <- getSummarizedWeather("LHR", "2012-12-12", "2012-12-31", opt_custom_columns=TRUE, custom_columns=c(17,18,19,23)) ## End(Not run)