ebv_download {ebvcube} | R Documentation |
Download an EBV netCDF file
Description
Returns the list of all available data sets at the EBV Portal if you no arguments are given. If an ID is given, the corresponding file (netCDF) and its metadata (json file) will be downloaded to the given output directory.
Usage
ebv_download(id = NULL, outputdir, overwrite = FALSE, verbose = TRUE)
Arguments
id |
Integer or Character. There are three option to identify the datase
to be downloaded. (1) It can be a single integer value representing the ID
of the dataset. (2) It can be a character string representing the title of
the data set. (3) It can be a character string representing the DOI of the
dataset in the format '10.25829/f2rdp4' (Dataset 'Habitat availability for
African great apes' by Jessica Junker from the EBV Data Portal). All three
identifier can be retrieved by running |
outputdir |
Character. Output directory of the downloaded files. |
overwrite |
Logical. Default: FALSE. Set to TRUE if you want to overwrite the netCDF and json. |
verbose |
Logical. Default: TRUE. Turn off additional prints by setting it to FALSE. |
Value
Downloads a netCDF and json file (metadata) to the given output directory. If run empty returns a data.frame of all available data sets and their title, ID and DOI.
Examples
#get all available datasets
datasets <- ebv_download()
ebv_download(id = datasets$id[1], outputdir =
tempdir(), overwrite=TRUE,
verbose=FALSE)