One of the core features of the package is the ability to aggregate overlapping model runs into a single timeseries based on "chunks" pulled out from each model. This work is performed by the code in R/bluesky_aggregate.R.
We need a nice documentation and a vignette describing what this function does and how to use it. Exampe code to exercise this function is found in local_examples/test-bluesky_aggregate.R. The perfect vignette would pick a time and location that was impacted by a wildfire and have at least one model-monitor comparison plot.
One of the core features of the package is the ability to aggregate overlapping model runs into a single timeseries based on "chunks" pulled out from each model. This work is performed by the code in
R/bluesky_aggregate.R.We need a nice documentation and a vignette describing what this function does and how to use it. Exampe code to exercise this function is found in
local_examples/test-bluesky_aggregate.R. The perfect vignette would pick a time and location that was impacted by a wildfire and have at least one model-monitor comparison plot.You can search for wildfires at: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov
bluesky_aggregate()documentation for accuracy; improve as needvignettes/bluesky-aggregate.Rmdvignette that could be used as training material for someone new to the package