This function visualizes the BASE data availability for
selected AmeriFlux sites, variables, and years. This is a wrapper around
amf_list_data
. However, it is strongly advised to subset
the sites, variables, and/or years for faster processing and better
visualization.
amf_plot_datayear(
data_aval = NULL,
site_set = NULL,
var_set = NULL,
nonfilled_only = TRUE,
year_set = NULL
)
A data frame with at least five columns:
SITE_ID:
VARIABLE:
BASENAME: variable basename
GAP_FILLED
Y1990: Percentage of data availability in the year 1990 (0-1).
...
If not specified, use amf_list_data
by default.
A scalar or vector of character specifying the target AmeriFlux Site ID (CC-Sss). If not specified, it returns all sites.
A scalar or vector of character specifying the target variables as in basename. See AmeriFlux pagehttps://ameriflux.lbl.gov/data/aboutdata/data-variables/#base for a list of variable names. If not specified, it returns all variables.
Logical, whether only showing non-filled variables, or both non- and gap-filled variables. The default is TRUE.
A scalar or vector of integers. If not specified, it plots only years with any available data in selected sites and variables
An object of class 'plotly' from heatmaply
if (FALSE) {
# plot data availability for all variables at a single site
# in all years
amf_plot_datayear(site_set = "US-CRT",
nonfilled_only = FALSE)
# plot data availability for non-filled FCH4 and WTD at all
# sites in all years
amf_plot_datayear(var_set = c("FCH4", "WTD"),
nonfilled_only = TRUE)
# plot data availability for non-filled FCH4 at all sites
# in 2018-2020
amf_plot_datayear(var_set = "FCH4",
year_set = c(2018:2020),
nonfilled_only = TRUE)
}