write.dmna {readmet}

function to write data to a file in DMNA-format

Description

writes gridded on-e, two or three-dimensional data or timeseries to a DMNA format that is used for example by the German national dispersion model AUSTAL

Usage

write.dmna(filename, values, axes=NULL, name=NULL, types=NULL, vldf="V", debug=FALSE)

Arguments

filename

name (and path if necessary) of the file to write

values

matrix or list(matrix) or data.frame. Matrix or list(matrix) implies writing gridded data. list(matrix) must be named using the variable names. data.frame implies writing a timeseries and must contain a column named "te" containing time as POXIXct.

axes

data.frame. Required for gridded data. Must contain columns "x" and column "y" if values are two-dimensional and additionally "sk" (or "z") if data are three-dimensional. The spacing of all values in "x" and "y" must be identical.

name

character string. Variable name. Required if values is of class matrix. Is ignored else.

types

named list. Variable type for each variable. If 'values' is a list, names in 'types' must match names in in 'values'. If 'values' is a matrix, a name in 'types' must match 'name'. Types are:

• 'd': integer number format

• 'f': floating point format (suitable for numbers 0.1 ... 99999.)

• 'e': exponential format

• 't': timestamp

vldf

character string. specifies, where values are located in the model grid. "V" denotes volume average, "P" volumne center point values, or "" volume edge values.

debug

boolean. ignored. Is kept for compatibility

Value

returns nothing

Note

Introduced in version 1.6.0.

Author(s)

Clemens Druee

References

AUSTAL 3.1 model reference (by Ingenieurbuero Janicke)

Examples

#create data and write file
len <- 25
val <- list(random = matrix(runif(len * len),nrow = len))
ax <- list(x = 1:len,
           y = 1:len)
write.dmna("myfile.dmna", val, ax)

# show first lines
writeLines(readLines('myfile.dmna', n=12))

# delete file
unlink("myfile.dmna")