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Currently we choose the column (or sensor) with the most data, but some hints from the DRB pipeline suggest that we should check the output of this exercise. See the code below from the DRB NGWOS pull:
# retrieve remaining sites from NWISuv
new_ngwos_uv <- dataRetrieval::readNWISuv(siteNumbers = missing_sites, parameterCd = '00010')
uv_long <- select(new_ngwos_uv, site_no, dateTime, ends_with('00010_00000')) %>%
tidyr::gather(key = 'temp_column', value = 'temp_c', - site_no, -dateTime)
uv_site_col <- filter(uv_long, !is.na(temp_c)) %>%
group_by(site_no, temp_column) %>%
summarize(n_vals = n(),
n_dates = length(unique(as.Date(dateTime)))) %>%
filter(!grepl('piezometer', temp_column, ignore.case = TRUE))
# always choose the standard temp column. In cases where that is missing, choose the one on that day
# with the most data
# first take day-temp type means
uv_long_dailies <- filter(uv_long, !is.na(temp_c)) %>%
filter(!grepl('piezometer', temp_column, ignore.case = TRUE)) %>%
group_by(site_no, date = as.Date(dateTime), temp_column) %>%
summarize(temp_c = mean(temp_c),
n_obs = n()) %>%
left_join(select(uv_site_col, site_no, temp_column, n_dates))
# find the temperature for each site-day
# first choose standard temp column, then choose one with most data when available
uv_dat <- uv_long_dailies %>%
group_by(site_no, date) %>%
summarize(temp_c = ifelse(grepl('X_00010_00000', paste0(temp_column, collapse = ', ')),
temp_c[which(temp_column %in% 'X_00010_00000')], temp_c[which.max(n_dates)]),
temp_column = ifelse(grepl('X_00010_00000', paste0(temp_column, collapse = ', ')),
'X_00010_00000', temp_column[which.max(n_dates)]),
n_obs = ifelse(grepl('X_00010_00000', paste0(temp_column, collapse = ', ')),
n_obs[which(temp_column %in% 'X_00010_00000')], n_obs[which.max(n_dates)])) %>%
mutate(source = 'nwis_uv') %>%
select(site_id = site_no, date, temp_c, n_obs, source)
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Currently we choose the column (or sensor) with the most data, but some hints from the DRB pipeline suggest that we should check the output of this exercise. See the code below from the DRB NGWOS pull:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: