Currently, goesaodc_createScanPoints() and goesaodc_createScanRaster() allow the user to specify a time range and output a single averaged product. This should be revised so that, when a time range is given:
[x] goesaodc_createScanPoints(): Outputs a list of SpatialPointsDataFrames (one for each scan).
[x] goesaodc_createScanRaster(): Outputs a RasterBrick of RasterRasterLayers (one for each scan).
Then we can provide separate functions for aggregating multiple scan objects:
[x] goesaodc_aggregateScanPoints(spdfList, FUN = mean, na.rm = FALSE)
[x] goesaodc_aggregateScanRasters(rasterBrick, FUN = mean, na.rm = FALSE)
The user can plot the resulting scan object with the goesaodc_plotScan*() functions.
Currently,
goesaodc_createScanPoints()andgoesaodc_createScanRaster()allow the user to specify a time range and output a single averaged product. This should be revised so that, when a time range is given:goesaodc_createScanPoints(): Outputs alistofSpatialPointsDataFrames(one for each scan).goesaodc_createScanRaster(): Outputs aRasterBrickofRasterRasterLayers(one for each scan).Then we can provide separate functions for aggregating multiple scan objects:
goesaodc_aggregateScanPoints(spdfList, FUN = mean, na.rm = FALSE)goesaodc_aggregateScanRasters(rasterBrick, FUN = mean, na.rm = FALSE)The user can plot the resulting scan object with the
goesaodc_plotScan*()functions.