RussellGrayxd
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4 years ago When I change the daterange of the finish date to some earlier point its gets passed this error, and then runs an error when trying to open the netcdf files
Computing coastal exposure Direction: 0 degrees Direction: 45 degrees Direction: 90 degrees Direction: 135 degrees Direction: 180 degrees Direction: 225 degrees Direction: 270 degrees Direction: 315 degrees Computing mean coastal exposure of ncep grid cell Adjusting coastal exposure by ncep means Downloading sea-surface temperature data using cached file: C:\Users\Russe\AppData\Local\cache/R/noaa_ersst/201912.nc date created (size, mb): 2020-08-06 19:24:22 (0.135) using cached file: C:\Users\Russe\AppData\Local\cache/R/noaa_ersst/20201.nc date created (size, mb): 2020-08-06 19:24:24 (0.135) using cached file: C:\Users\Russe\AppData\Local\cache/R/noaa_ersst/20202.nc date created (size, mb): 2020-08-06 19:24:27 (0.135) using cached file: C:\Users\Russe\AppData\Local\cache/R/noaa_ersst/20203.nc date created (size, mb): 2020-08-06 19:24:33 (0) Error in R_nc4_open: NetCDF: Unknown file format Error in ncdf4::nc_open(dpath) : Error in nc_open trying to open file C:\Users\Russe\AppData\Local\cache/R/noaa_ersst/20203.nc
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Which operating system are you running?
[Windows 10]
Which version of R are you using?
[R 3.6.3]
What is the problem?
[Error in runauto() function after it hits the progress milestone "Downloading land sea data" with the following erro and warning messages:
Downscaling radiation and wind speed Calculating elevation and cold-air drainage effects Downloading land sea data Error in seq.default(from = ceiling(min_tile[2]), to = floor(max_tile[2])) : 'from' must be a finite number In addition: Warning messages: 1: In microclima::microclimaforNMR(lat = longlat[2], long = longlat[1], : Data sequence in UTC/GMT. Some or all dates using system timezone are in +07 2: In log(tan(lat_rad) + (1/cos(lat_rad))) : NaNs produced]
How can we reproduce this? Which functions have you used and with which datasets and parameters?
[I used the runauto() function with a DEM raster input, and raster values for the habitat input between the dates "01/01/2020", and "01/06/2020". I don't know how you could reproduce this without my data.]