I would apreciate your contribution on the following:
I have several txt files (see attached 2 of them) correspong to weather stations (see Stations coordinates.txt), which I want to access and then do a number of things, eg. find mean values. The thing is, I cannot read them in the proper way using textscan. Of course the format I used ('%d %d %d') is all wrong but I can't find the correct one.
list1 = rdir ('C:\Projects\LIFE ASTI\C.3\C.3\Weather station data\from desktop\OutputObservations\'); obsdir = 'C:\Projects\LIFE ASTI\C.3\C.3\Weather station data\from desktop\OutputObservations\*.txt';stations = readtable('C:\Projects\LIFE ASTI\C.3\C.3\Weather station data\from desktop\Stations coordinates.txt'); output_path='C:\Projects\LIFE ASTI\C.3\C.3\Weather station data\from desktop\OutputObservations';% Variables
vars={'Temperature'; 'Relative humidity'};years = {'2015'; '2019'};varunits={'Celsius'; '%' };%Starting loop for all files
for i=1:size(stations,1) name = stations( i, 1 ); network = stations (i, 'Network'); lat = stations(i, 'Lat' ); lon = stations(i, 'Lon' ); %% Here we make the selection based on network and station network.(1); name.(1); networkstr = char(network.(1)); namestr = char(name.(1)); indx = strfind (list1, namestr) ; for j = 1:size(indx, 1) if (indx{j,1}>0) if (strfind (list1{j,1}, '2015') > 0) if (strfind(list1{j,1}, 'txt') > 0) disp(list1{j,1}) fileID = fopen(list1{j,1}); B = textscan(fileID,'%d %d %d'); fclose(fileID); end end end endend
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