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Convert GeoLocator Data Package to GeoPressureR tag object(s)

Source: R/gldp_to_tag.R
gldp_to_tag.Rd

This function converts a GeoLocator Data Package (GLDP) object to one or more GeoPressureR tag objects. A GLDP can contain data for multiple tags, while each GeoPressureR tag object represents a single tag's sensor data.

Usage

gldp_to_tag(pkg, tag_id = NULL)

Arguments

pkg

A GeoLocator Data Package object (class "geolocatordp"), typically created with read_gldp() or create_gldp().

tag_id

Character vector specifying which tag(s) to extract. If NULL (default), all tags in the package are converted.

Value

If tag_id is a single value or if the package contains only one tag, returns a single GeoPressureR tag object. Otherwise, returns a named list of tag objects, where names correspond to the tag_id values.

A GeoPressureR tag object contains:

  • param: parameter object (see GeoPressureR::param_create())

  • pressure: data.frame with columns date and value (if pressure data available)

  • light: data.frame with columns date and value (if light data available)

  • acceleration: data.frame with columns date, value (activity measure), and optionally mean_acceleration_z (if available)

  • temperature_external: data.frame with columns date and value (if external temperature data available)

  • temperature_internal: data.frame with columns date and value (if internal temperature data available)

  • magnetic: data.frame with columns date, magnetic_x, magnetic_y, magnetic_z (if magnetic data available)

  • stap: data.frame with columns stap_id, start, end, and optionally known_lat, known_lon, include (if stationary periods defined)

  • twilight: data.frame with columns twilight, rise, and optionally label (if twilight data available)

Details

The function extracts sensor data from the GLDP measurements resource and converts it to the format expected by GeoPressureR. The conversion includes:

  • Filtering measurements by tag_id

  • Reshaping data from long format (measurements) to wide format (sensor-specific data.frames)

  • Combining related sensors (e.g., activity and mean_acceleration_z into acceleration; magnetic_x/y/z into magnetic)

  • Adding stationary period (stap) data if available in the package

  • Adding twilight data if available in the package

  • Setting appropriate parameter values from GLDP metadata

Sensor mapping from GLDP to GeoPressureR:

  • pressure → pressure (date, value)

  • light → light (date, value)

  • activity + mean_acceleration_z → acceleration (date, value, mean_acceleration_z) where value = activity

  • temperature-external → temperature_external (date, value)

  • temperature-internal → temperature_internal (date, value)

  • magnetic_x/y/z → magnetic (date, magnetic_x, magnetic_y, magnetic_z)

Additional data extracted:

  • staps table → tag$stap (stap_id, start, end, known_lat, known_lon, include)

  • twilights table → tag$twilight (twilight, rise, label)

Note that the resulting tag object will have manufacturer = "datapackage" in its parameters, consistent with how GeoPressureR handles data from GeoLocator Data Packages.

See also

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Read a GLDP from Zenodo
pkg <- read_zenodo("17367319", quiet = TRUE)

# Convert all tags
tags <- gldp_to_tag(pkg)

# Convert a specific tag
tag <- gldp_to_tag(pkg, tag_id = "18LX")

# Convert multiple specific tags
tags <- gldp_to_tag(pkg, tag_id = c("18LX", "18IC"))
} # }