This function will fetch results and return them as a data frame. The core must be active in order for this to work; attempting to fetch results from a core that has been shut down will cause an error.
Arguments
- core
Hector core object
- dates
Vector of dates to fetch; this will be automatically trimmed to dates that are between the start date and the latest date currently run. Set to
NAto return data with no associated dates such as model parameters.- vars
List (or vector) of capability strings defining the variables to be fetched in the result.
- scenario
Optional scenario name. If not specified, the name element of the Hector core object will be used.
Details
The variables to fetch should be given as a sequence of character strings corresponding to the capabilities declared by hector components. These strings should be generated using the capability identifier functions (see below for a list of documentation pages for these).
The list of variables to fetch if you don't specify vars is stored in
the hector.default.fetchvars option. If this option is also unset, then
the default variable list is CO2 concentration, total radiative forcing, CO2
forcing, and global mean temperature. To see a list of the potential vars
see data(inputstable) and data(fxntable).
See also
concentrations, emissions, forcings, carboncycle, haloemiss, haloforcings, methane, ocean, so2, temperature, parameters
Other main user interface functions:
get_tracking_data(),
newcore(),
reset(),
run(),
setvar(),
shutdown()
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
ini <- system.file(package = "hector", "input/hector_ssp245.ini")
hc <- newcore(ini)
run(hc)
out <- fetchvars(core = hc, dates = 1900:2100, vars = c(GLOBAL_TAS(), NPP()))
print(out)
} # }