The goatR package provides a comprehensive toolkit for working with meteorological data from Argentine weather stations. It includes functions to download, read, and analyze weather datasets, enabling users to efficiently handle meteorological information for research, analysis, and visualization purposes.
Key features of the package include:
Data Downloading: Easily download datasets from various Argentine
weather stations using download_datasets()
. Specify a station ID to
download data from a specific station or download all available
datasets at once.
Data Reading: Import downloaded datasets into R with
read_datasets()
. This function allows reading data by station ID or
from a specified file path, facilitating the integration of weather
data into your workflow.
Data Analysis:
monthly_precipitation_plot()
. This function aggregates
precipitation data and creates a grouped bar chart, allowing
customization of colors and titles.monthly_temperature_plot()
. The function organizes data by month
and allows custom color settings for each station.temperature_summary_table()
. It provides
statistics such as average, maximum, minimum, standard deviation,
and the total number of days with data.The goatR package simplifies the process of obtaining and working with meteorological data, particularly for researchers, climatologists, and data enthusiasts interested in Argentine weather patterns. By streamlining data access and providing user-friendly functions, the package enables users to focus on analysis rather than data preparation.
# install.packages("pak")
pak::pak("bdirienzo/goatR")
If you encounter a bug or wish to request a new feature, please:
Check if the issue has already been reported in our issue tracker.
If not, please file an issue with a minimal reproducible example on GitHub:
A detailed description of the problem.
Steps to reproduce it.
A minimal reproducible example.
Information about your environment (R version, operating system, package version).
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We are committed to continually improving goatR and appreciate your feedback and participation.
Please note that the goatR project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By contributing to this project, you agree to abide by its terms.