Help in averaging climate data
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I am a novice in matlab and looking for help with calculating average monthly data from hourly data.
I have the data for full year in one file and have multiple txt files for different years. Column 1 is year, column 2 is month of year (1 to 12), column 3 is day of month and column 4 is hour of day (0 to 23). Looking forward to some guidance on how to do this.
Thanks in advance
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Kye Taylor
am 6 Jun. 2013
Have you imported the data into MATLAB? I.e. do you have the data stored in a N-by-4 dimensional matrix yet?
Kye Taylor
am 6 Jun. 2013
So, does a row of the data looks like
[1990, 2, 28, 23] % for 11pm Feb 28 1990
Where is the climate data? Is that stored in another column? or a separate vector?
Sam
am 6 Jun. 2013
Kye Taylor
am 6 Jun. 2013
So, which columns of the 13 are the four you describe above, and which one is the climate data?
Sam
am 6 Jun. 2013
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Sam
am 6 Jun. 2013
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Roger Stafford
am 6 Jun. 2013
I'll suppose you have the climate data in column five of an array, A, with the year, month, day, and hour in its columns 1, 2, 3, and 4, respectively.
[u,~,ix] = unique(A(:,1:2),'rows');
B = [u,accumarray(ix,A(:,5))./accumarray(ix,1)];
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Roger Stafford
am 6 Jun. 2013
It should produce a row for every year-month combination, not just for 12 months.
If you can fully(!) describe the "missing value" situation, perhaps a solution could be found. As things stand, I can only guess at what you mean.
Sam
am 6 Jun. 2013
Roger Stafford
am 6 Jun. 2013
You could initially remove all rows with the "999.9" data values:
A = A(A(:,5)~=999.9,:);
However, it might be better to allow some tolerance for rounding differences:
A = A(abs(A(:,5)-999.9)<100*eps(999.9),:);
Noor Mohd Safar
am 14 Jul. 2015
Thank you guys.
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