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With GEFF v2.2, the file structure and naming convention have changed.
Caliver utility functions used to handle previous naming convention are now obsolete and will need to be removed.

When I try to run the following test in RStudio, the process gets stuck

MonthlyBurnedAreas <- get_gfed4(start_date = "2003-01-01",  
                                end_date = "2003-01-31",
                                temporal_resolution = "monthly", 
                                varname = "BurnedArea")

If I try the same code in the terminal, everything works OK!

Tests for mask_crop_subset() generate the following warning/error:

attempt to apply non-function

According to the annotations in GH actions, this only happens in ubuntu and windows os.

Tests for get_perc_risk_index() are also affected as the function calls mask_crop_subset().

Hi,

I have a question regarding the get_fire_season function. I just realized that adjusting the fire season, e. g. to a shorter period, does not return the shorter period. Instead the dataset is subsetted to the default fire season from April to October. Is this a mistake from my side or a bug?

cheers!
Julia

> #open file
> kfc <- brick("D:/RProjects/fwi/01_fastdata/KFC/fwi_KFC_1981010100_to_2010123100.nc")
> names(kfc) <- seq.Date(from = as.Date("1981-01-01"),
>                      to = as.Date("2010-12-31"),
>                      by = "day")
> dataDates <- as.Date(substr(names(kfc), 2, 11), format = "%Y.%m.%d") #create dates from layer name
> seasons <- get_fire_season(dates = dataDates,
>                            fss = as.Date("2012-04-01", format = "%Y-%m-%d"),
>                            fse = as.Date("2012-09-30", format = "%Y-%m-%d"),
>                            zone='north') #returns true false layer
> kfc_season <- kfc[[which(seasons==TRUE)]]
> seasonDates <- dataDates[which(seasons==TRUE)]

Caliver is not yet on CRAN, a submission needs to be prepared.

Build of docker image is failing: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/ecmwf/caliver
@carletes @StephanSiemen any idea?

Since the publication of the caliver paper on PlosONE (https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/related?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0189419) some functionalities have changed or have been deprecated. The vignettes need to be updated to document the changes.

Unit tests for RISICO's functions are currently missing.

Travis-ci.org is shutting down. Will need to migrate CI from Travis to GitHub actions.

Hi all,

caliver is a wonderful package! It is proving extremely helpful for some projects.

I was wondering - is there any intent of the authors to provide 2019, 2020, or ongoing data? Or is caliver specifically for the original 1980–2018 study period?

Thank you so much!

I have tried to set up Appveyor but never managed to get it to work. This might be related to the cdo/netcdf installation on windows. Any help to sort this out would be greatly appreciated!