IDF.agg.Rd

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\name{IDF.agg}
\alias{IDF.agg}
\title{Aggregation and annual maxima for choosen durations}
\usage{
IDF.agg(data, ds, na.accept = 0, which.stations = NULL,
  which.mon = 0:11, names = c("date", "RR"), cl = NULL)
}
\arguments{
\item{data}{list of data.frames containing time series for every station. 
The data.frame must have the columns 'date' and 'RR' unless onther names 
are specified in the parameter `names`. The column 'date' must contain strings with 
standard date format.}

\item{ds}{numeric vector of aggregation durations. 
(Must be multiples of time resolution at all stations.)}

\item{na.accept}{numeric giving maximum number of missing values for which annual max. should still be calculated}

\item{which.stations}{optional, subset of stations. Either numeric vector or character vector 
containing names of elements in data. If not given, all elements in `data` will be used.}

\item{which.mon}{optional, subset of months of which to calculate the annual maxima from.}

\item{names}{optional, character vector of length 2, containing the names of the columns to be used.}

\item{cl}{optional, number of cores to be used from \code{\link[pbapply]{pblapply}} for parallelization.}
}
\value{
data.frame containing the annual intensity maxima [mm/h] in `$xdat`, the corresponding duration in `$ds` 
and the station id or name in `$station`.
}
\description{
Aggregates several time series for chosen durations and finds annual maxima 
(either for the whole year or chosen months). Returns data.frame that can be used for
the function \code{\link{gev.d.fit}}.
}
\details{
If data contains stations with different time resolutions that need to be aggregated at
different durations, IDF.agg needs to be run seperately for the different groups of stations. 
Afterwards he results can be joint together using `rbind`.
}
\examples{
dates <- as.Date("2019-01-01")+0:729
x <- rgamma(n = 730, shape = 0.4, rate = 0.5)
df <- data.frame(date=dates,RR=x)
IDF.agg(list(df),ds=c(24,48))

##        xdat ds station
## 1 0.3025660 24       1
## 2 0.4112304 24       1
## 3 0.1650978 48       1
## 4 0.2356849 48       1
}
\seealso{
\code{\link{pgev.d}}
}