Download, parse and enhance hourly timeseries data from OpenAQ and create an object of class `mts_monitor` for use with the AirMonitor package.
Usage
OpenAQ_createMonitor(
locations = NULL,
locations_id = NULL,
parameter = c("pm25"),
startdate = NULL,
enddate = NULL,
timezone = "UTC",
maxPages = 10,
sleepSeconds = 0.2,
api_key = NULL
)Arguments
- locations
Previously generated locations object containing `id`.
- locations_id
OpenAQ location identifier.
- parameter
Parameter to use for data. Currently only `"pm25"` is supported.
- startdate
Start datetime in the requested timezone.
- enddate
End datetime in the requested timezone.
- timezone
Olson timezone used to interpret `startdate` and `enddate`.
- maxPages
Maximum number of pages to request automatically.
- sleepSeconds
Number of seconds to pause between additional requests.
- api_key
OpenAQ API key. If `api_key = NULL`, it will be obtained using `getAPIKey("OPENAQ")`.
Examples
# \donttest{
try({
if (interactive()) {
initializeMazamaSpatialUtils()
# NOTE: Read environment vars from .env file with dotenv::load_dot_env()
OPENAQ_API_KEY <- Sys.getenv("OPENAQ_API_KEY")
locations <-
OpenAQ_createLocations(
api_key = OPENAQ_API_KEY,
countryCodes = "US",
stateCodes = "IL",
counties = "Cook",
lookbackDays = 60
)
monitor <-
OpenAQ_createMonitor(
locations = locations,
locations_id = 6207297,
parameter = "pm25",
startdate = "2026-04-01",
enddate = "2026-04-15",
timezone = "America/Chicago",
api_key = OPENAQ_API_KEY
)
monitor %>%
AirMonitor::monitor_timeseriesPlot(shadedNight = TRUE, addAQI = TRUE)
}
}, silent = FALSE)
# }