plan2adapt displays tasmean data, where tasmean is defined as the mean of tasmax and tasmin. We've just been doing that calculation manually whenever we needed to display tasmean numerical data, but now we want to display a tasmean map, which requires creating an actual dataset.
At a minimum, we need to be able to create maps for the anusplin 6190 dataset, and the PCIC12 rcp85 2020, 2050, and 2080, though I expect once we have a tasmean-making script, we might as well do every dataset we might need.
plan2adapt displays
tasmeandata, wheretasmeanis defined as the mean oftasmaxandtasmin. We've just been doing that calculation manually whenever we needed to displaytasmeannumerical data, but now we want to display atasmeanmap, which requires creating an actual dataset.At a minimum, we need to be able to create maps for the anusplin 6190 dataset, and the PCIC12 rcp85 2020, 2050, and 2080, though I expect once we have a tasmean-making script, we might as well do every dataset we might need.