Mapping wind direction and speed with R |

[@pcsksa5]

Thank you do much, Milos. This tutorial has been to the right level for me. Really appreciate it!

[@milos-makes-maps]

I'm glad you're enjoying it!

[@TMDMSomasiri]

i am very interested in your all video. I am a university student i am following bsc hons GIS degree in university of peradeniya. i think your video developing my skill day to day. sir don't stop your channel

[@milos-makes-maps]

Hello and thank you for your kind words and appreciation! I am happy to know that you are learning from my videos and that you find my video helpful for your course. I will continue to publish more videos on this topic and other related subjects. Please feel free to ask me any questions or share your feedback about the video. I wish you all the best in your studies and your future endeavors. Have a wonderful day! 😊

[@NavdeepAgrawal]

It is very informative. Thank you.

[@lbarq]

Every video you make surprises me in a positive way. Keep going, we've been learning a lot with your videos. Thank you very much

[@milos-makes-maps]

Thank you so much for your inspirational words. I really appreciate your support and feedback. 😊 I’m happy to hear that you’ve been learning a lot with my videos. I enjoy making them and sharing my knowledge with you. You’re very welcome, and I hope you keep watching and learning. 🙌

[@AleksPopovic]

Great topic and a great looking final chart! Keep it up!

[@milos-makes-maps]

Thanks Aleks! I'm happy you enjoyed my tutorial

[@Aaqib..]

I think sir this is the one you posted some time ago and I had requested a tutorial for the same. This is the best so far in my opinion, the map looks stunning. thanks a lot. will definitely try it

[@milos-makes-maps]

That's right! Thank you so much for the brilliant idea! I'm glad you liked the map I created. It was a fun project to work on. I hope you enjoy making your own version of it. If you need any help, feel free to ask me. I'm always happy to share my tips and tricks. Thank you for your kind words and support. 😊

[@sohom-]

Great ! Successfully ran the code for Indian region. Just one doubt. How can we include more than one dates in the code? Like say, if we want to map a cyclone, then we may need to give a date range of 3-4 days. How to code in that case? I tried to put multiple dates as: day = "25", "26", "27" or c("25", "26", "27") time = hours In both cases, it is showing error as having duplicate values of 00:00 in time.

[@milos-makes-maps]

Your approach with the list of days is correct but for hours you should create a list of unique hours (00:00-23:00) and you are good to go

[@vedprakash2056]

Hey, Great Video. I would love to know how to animate the wind Plot?

[@milos-makes-maps]

Thanks! Will cover it in a future tutorial

[@vedprakash2056]

@@milos-makes-maps Thank you..

[@evertontoledo1612]

Have you ever used the MODIStsp package?

[@milos-makes-maps]

Hey, yes, 😊! You can find the application in my past tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZS2dYyBhsxkrtk

[@geomensurainteligente]

Dear, great video. I did this exercise for chile, but the following error appeared. I have CRS: 4326 correctly, but when I get the shape of the coordinates, it tells me that it cannot find it. I had thought that I had made a mistake in placing the latitude and longitude, so I changed the maximum and minimum values ​​of the region to consider. On the other hand, it does not give me the option of the day on the platform, so I eliminated the 29th day. Given this, can you guide me in this regard.

[@geomensurainteligente]

Great Video, for my part, it does not give me the option of the day on the platform, so I eliminated the 29th day in the routine. I have processed, monthly, but at 12 noon, then I changed the variables " Europe" x " Chile", but in " Asia", I omitted that variable leaving only Chile, but when processing the Chile_sf object, there are 6 variables, but no there is observation. Can you guide me? Why does it have the variable "ASIA" and how does it affect omitting it in my case?

[@milos-makes-maps]

@@geomensurainteligente Thank you for your comment and your interest in my video. I’m sorry to hear that you encountered some errors while following the exercise. I will try to help you as much as I can. First, the CDS website allows you to select a range of dates, but not all dates are available for all the regions. Second, you should definitely not use region = c("Europe", "Asia") to filter Chile. Instead, you should type country = "CL". Could you create a GitHub repo with your code and share it with me? I'd like to review it