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Data Notification

New version of neonUtilities (2.0.0)

January 26, 2021

neonUtilities 2.0.0 is now available on CRAN! This new version contains critical updates for working with the NEON Data Release and associated API and Portal changes. An update to 2.0.0 is required for working with any newly downloaded data.

Updates for working with Release data:

  • stackByTable() and stackEddy() are updated to work with the new zipped file structure provided by the Portal.
  • zipsByProduct() and loadByProduct() are updated to download from the new “packages” section of the /data endpoint of the API.
  • stackByTable() and loadByProduct() append the release tag to stacked data, when possible, along with the publication date. Note that this is only possible when all available data for each site and month of data have been downloaded. If only a subset of averaging intervals (IS) or tables (OS) is downloaded, the release tag cannot be determined.

Other changes:

  • getDatatable() is deprecated, and functionality to download by table is moved to loadByProduct(). Use caution when downloading a single table; essential data may be in other tables.
  • stackFromStore() now includes the full range of input options for sensor (IS) and SAE data.
  • stackByTable() behavior has changed slightly when saveUnzippedFiles=TRUE and data have been downloaded via the Portal. However, this is no longer a recommended means of keeping a local archive of downloaded data; we encourage users to explore the neonstore package and stackFromStore().

Minor bug fixes:

  • byTileAOP() coordinate conversion for BLAN locations is updated to use latest versions of spatial packages.
  • stackByTable() and loadByProduct() are updated to correctly handle the latest file naming convention for OS lab-specific files.

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