read.flows: Read .csv or .Rdata file of streamflows
In FlowScreen: Daily Streamflow Trend and Change Point Screening
Description
Usage
Arguments
Author(s)
Description
Reads .csv or .Rdata files of daily streamflow time series. Recognizes
several formats, including those used by Water Survey Canada and the United
States Geological Survey. Uses read.csv() or load() functions from base package,
returns data frame with ID, Date, and Flow, and, if available,
associated quality codes and source agency. Replaces negative values that are
sometimes used to denote missing data with NAs.
Usage
1
read.flows(filename, convert = FALSE)
Arguments
filename
name of .csv file to be read.
convert
Boolean indicating whether or not to convert USGS flow values
from cubic feet per second to cubic meters per second. (Axes are automatically
labeled in cubic meters per second)
Author(s)
Jennifer Dierauer
FlowScreen documentation built on May 2, 2019, 1:09 p.m.
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Description Usage Arguments Author(s)
Description
Reads .csv or .Rdata files of daily streamflow time series. Recognizes several formats, including those used by Water Survey Canada and the United States Geological Survey. Uses read.csv() or load() functions from base package, returns data frame with ID, Date, and Flow, and, if available, associated quality codes and source agency. Replaces negative values that are sometimes used to denote missing data with NAs.
Usage
1 | read.flows(filename, convert = FALSE)
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Arguments
filename |
name of .csv file to be read. |
convert |
Boolean indicating whether or not to convert USGS flow values from cubic feet per second to cubic meters per second. (Axes are automatically labeled in cubic meters per second) |
Author(s)
Jennifer Dierauer
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