indexes overlap error

[rbessa]

This line 'data <- getPointDays(c(-8.618785,41.159542), vars = "temp", start = c("2012-01-01"), end=c("2012-12-30"))' gives the following error:

... File available at C:\Users\rbessa\AppData\Local\Temp\RtmpKCHVxO\file2687d166999.csv URL: http://mandeo.meteogalicia.es/thredds/ncss/grid/modelos/WRF_HIST/d02/2012/12/wrf_arw_det_history_d02_20121229_0000.nc4?var=temp&point=true&longitude=-8.618785&latitude=41.159542 File available at C:\Users\rbessa\AppData\Local\Temp\RtmpKCHVxO\file26817ff1bc2.csv URL: http://mandeo.meteogalicia.es/thredds/ncss/grid/modelos/WRF_HIST/d02/2012/12/wrf_arw_det_history_d02_20121230_0000.nc4?var=temp&point=true&longitude=-8.618785&latitude=41.159542 Error in rbind(deparse.level, ...) : indexes overlap

[oscarperpinan]

Hi,

The error seems to be related with some days in March:

    datos <- getPointDays(c(-8.618785,41.159542), vars = "temp", 
          start = "2012-03-24", end = "2012-03-25")

The corresponding csv files are incorrectly formed. Unfortunately, the code of getPointDays assumes that the files are all correct. I have to add some code to check and fix them, but I won't be able to push it until next sunday because I don't have a computer during these days.

[rbessa]

Thanks Oscar. By the way, I saw that you have a vast work of solar power modelling. We are doing now research on solar power forecasting (particularly to smart grids), so perhaps in the future we can do some sort of collaboration in a joint journal paper. I have several on this topic, but more in wind power (http://www.rbessa.com/journals.html).

Best regards, Ricardo

On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 5:24 PM, Oscar Perpiñán Lamigueiro < notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hi,

The error seems to be related with some days in March: datos <- getPointDays (c (-8.618785,41.159542), vars = "temp", start = c ("2012-03-24"), end= c("2012-03-25")). The corresponding csv files are incorrectly formed. Unfortunately, the code of getPointDays assumes that the files are all correct. I have to add some code to check and fix them, but I won't be able to push it until next sunday because I don't have a computer during these days.

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[oscarperpinan]

Solved :-) The time zone (UTC) was not being assigned correctly.

It will be great to collaborate in solar power forecasting. Let's keep in contact by email.