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### Create tables in the climate database for iLand using R ####
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# we use the R library RSQLite for all database accesses
# look up the help for the avaiable features.
library(RSQLite)
#
# connect to a existing or create a new database
db.conn <<- dbConnect("SQLite", dbname="e:/Daten/iLand/projects/AFJZ_experiment/database/new_database.sqlite" )
## set up a data frame of climate data using right columns and units
# see http://iland.boku.ac.at/climatedata for the required columns
# here load a test data set:
test.data <- read.delim("e:/Daten/BOKU/CCTame/climate/daily/ID014369.csv",sep=";")
head(test.data)
summary(test.data)
# set up the data frame
iland.climate <- data.frame(year=test.data$year,
month=test.data$month,
day=test.data$day,
min_temp=test.data$tmin,
max_temp=test.data$tmax,
prec=test.data$prec,
rad=test.data$rad,
vpd=test.data$vpd)
summary(iland.climate)
### save into the database: ####
## the table name is just an example.
## However, this name is referred to in the project file.
dbWriteTable(db.conn, "climate014369",iland.climate, row.names=F)
# helpful, maybe:
# remove the table again:
dbRemoveTable(db.conn, "climate014369")
## check if it worked:
cmp <- dbReadTable(db.conn, "climate014369")
summary(cmp)