computeSunsetHourDoy {solartime} | R Documentation |
computeSunsetHourDoy
Description
Compute the hour of sunrise for given day and coordinates
Usage
computeSunsetHourDoy(doy, latDeg, longDeg = NA,
timeZone = NA, isCorrectSolartime = TRUE)
Arguments
doy |
integer vector with day of year [DoY, 1..366] |
latDeg |
Latitude in (decimal) degrees |
longDeg |
Longitude in (decimal) degrees (not required if solar time is sufficient) |
timeZone |
Time zone (in hours) ahead of UTC (Central Europe is +1) (not required if solar time is sufficient) |
isCorrectSolartime |
sunrise hour is computed first for solar time (where noon is exactly at 12:00) If TRUE (default) then sunrise hour is converted to local winter time, based on timeZone and longitude. |
Value
numeric vector of length(doy) giving the time of sunset in hours after midnight. Polar night is indicated by 12h, polar day by 24h.
Author(s)
Thomas Wutzler
Examples
today <-
as.POSIXlt(Sys.Date())$yday
(sunset <- computeSunsetHourDoy(today, latDeg = 51, isCorrectSolartime = FALSE))
(sunset <- computeSunsetHourDoy(today, latDeg = 51, longDeg = 11.586, timeZone = +1))
#
doy <- 1:366
plot( computeSunsetHourDoy(doy, latDeg = 51, isCorrectSolartime = FALSE) ~ doy )
# north pole: daylength 0 and 24 hours
plot( computeSunsetHourDoy( doy, latDeg = +80, isCorrectSolartime = FALSE) ~ doy )
plot( computeSunsetHourDoy( doy, latDeg = -80, isCorrectSolartime = FALSE) ~ doy )
[Package solartime version 0.0.2 Index]