Accessing TEMPO data with R

[ateucher]

This is a tutorial for accessing TEMPO data with R using terra. It is a direct fork of the Python notebook from the ASDC Data and User Services Tutorials Cookbook, illustrating the same workflow.

@danielfromearth I'd love it if you could look this over and see if you see anything jump out compared to the ASDC Python notebook.

@cboettig and/or @eeholmes you are much more fluent in this work than me, so if you have the time to look it over I'd appreciate it very much!

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[eeholmes]

@ateucher I get this error with earthdatalogin 0.0.3 (the one on cran) from code below. Your 3 or so box

Error in vapply(elements, encode, character(1)) :
values must be length 1,
but FUN(X[[4]]) result is length 4

dlat <- 5.0 # deg
dlon <- 6.0 # deg

bbox_results <- earthdatalogin::edl_search(
  short_name = short_name,
  version = version,
  temporal = c(date_start, date_end),
  bounding_box = c(
    POI_lon - dlon,
    POI_lat - dlat,
    POI_lon + dlon,
    POI_lat + dlat
  ), # search by bounding box
  parse_results = FALSE
)

length(bbox_results)

[ateucher]

Right, yes! PR here: boettiger-lab/earthdatalogin#25.

You can install with remotes::install_github("boettiger-lab/earthdatalogin@fix-search-bounding-box")