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fifo 1.1.0.9000

Minor changes

  • Removes digits preceding the soil class from TERN ASC.

  • Supersedes extract_daas_soil_order() with extract_asc() for extracting Australian Soil Classification data from TERN. The ASC data set is more accurate. The DAAS may be deprecated in future releases.

  • Improved documentation, removing redundant information.

fifo 1.1.0

  • Allows for locations of interest to be provided as a list, data.frame or {sf} object.

fifo 1.0.0

Major changes

  • Remove extract_power() as I wish for this package to support only Australian data sources, NASA is not Australian.

Minor changes

  • Update functionality to match most recent release of {read.abares}. Removes caching of ABARES data within {fifo}.

Bug fixes

  • Return an integer value for the topsoil thickness in cm rather than an NA value.

fifo 0.1.2

Minor changes

  • Returns confusion index as a new column with soil class if requested.

fifo 0.1.1

Bug fixes

  • Fixes bad link to Digital Atlas of Australian Soils reference.

fifo 0.1.0

Minor changes

  • Adds new function extract_asc() to extract Australian Soil Classification data from TERN.

Bug fixes

  • The extra documentation for xy is now included in all functions’ documentation, not just extract_ae_zone().

fifo 0.0.4

Bug fixes

  • Ensures that there are no duplicated rows in the PatchedPoint weather data.

fifo 0.0.3

Minor changes

fifo 0.0.2

Minor changes

  • Better README install instructions.

  • Depends on R >= 4.1.0 due to using native pipe.

fifo 0.0.1

Major Changes

  • Forked from {extractOz}.

  • Use xy rather than x as the principal function argument providing the locations of interest.

  • Accept data.frame objects directly as xy rather than forcing the use of df_to_list().

  • Remove df_to_list() as an exported function, internal use only now that autodetects if xy is a data.frame that needs conversion to a list object.

  • Add extract_smips().

  • Add extract_aagis_regions().

  • Add extract_topsoil_thickness().

  • Greatly enhanced the checks of user-input longitude and latitude values.

    • If some values are invalid, the function will now continue with the valid values and issue a warning with the invalid values and the location that they are in.

    • Where x and y are reversed, {fifo} attempts to correct the order of the coordinates and issues a warning that this was done and proceeds with the operation.