get_layers_info returns all detailed information on the current or
future climate layers of one or more datasets.
Usage
get_layers_info(layer_codes = c())Arguments
- layer_codes
character vector. Vector with the layer codes of the layers you want the full information for. This can also be a dataframe with as column
layer_code.
Value
A list with four dataframes common, current,
future and paleo, the common dataframe contains data
for all shared columns in the other three dataframes. The other dataframes
contain all detailed information on the layer(s) matching the layer codes.
By default information for all layers is returned.
Examples
info <- get_layers_info(c("BO_salinity", "BO_B1_2100_salinity"))
info$common
#> time dataset_code layer_code
#> 478 current Bio-ORACLE BO_salinity
#> 1336 future Bio-ORACLE BO_B1_2100_salinity
#> layer_url
#> 478 https://bio-oracle.org/data/1.0/BO_salinity.zip
#> 1336 https://bio-oracle.org/data/1.0/BO_B1_2100_salinity.zip
info$current
#> dataset_code layer_code name
#> 478 Bio-ORACLE BO_salinity Salinity
#> description terrestrial
#> 478 Salinity indicates the dissolved salt content in the ocean. FALSE
#> marine freshwater cellsize_equalarea cellsize_lonlat units
#> 478 TRUE FALSE 7000 0.08333333 PSS
#> primary_type primary_spatial_resolution
#> 478 in situ measurement ''
#> primary_source
#> 478 World Ocean Database (2009) Reference: (Boyer et al. 2009) URL: http://www.nodc.noaa.gov/
#> start_year start_month start_day end_year end_month end_day
#> 478 1961 1 1 2009 12 31
#> derivation month is_surface version
#> 478 DIVA interpolation (532377 data points) NA TRUE 10
#> layer_url
#> 478 https://bio-oracle.org/data/1.0/BO_salinity.zip
info$future
#> dataset_code layer_code current_layer_code model scenario
#> 1336 Bio-ORACLE BO_B1_2100_salinity BO_salinity UKMO-HadCM3 B1
#> year version layer_url
#> 1336 2100 1 https://bio-oracle.org/data/1.0/BO_B1_2100_salinity.zip
info$paleo
#> [1] dataset_code layer_code current_layer_code model_name
#> [5] epoch years_ago version layer_url
#> <0 rows> (or 0-length row.names)