read_NSdata: Read NS data

In GREENeR: Geospatial Regression Equation for European Nutrient Losses (GREEN)

Read NS data

Description

Function to read the data and return the data frame for GREEN execution.

Usage

read_NSdata(path, tsn, obs, ff, rain, topo, lr, length)

Arguments

path	string. A string with the path of the CSV files.
tsn	file. A CSV file with nine variables YearValue (integer), HydroID (integer), Atm (float), Min (float), Man (float), Fix (float), Soil (float), Sd (float) and Ps (float).
obs	file. A CSV file with three variables YearValue (integer), HydroID (integer) and YearlyMass (float).
ff	file. A CSV file with three variables YearValue (integer), HydroID (integer) and ForestFraction (float).
rain	file. A CSV file with three variables YearValue (integer), HydroID (integer) and Rain (float).
topo	file. A CSV file with two variables HydroID (integer) and Next_HydroID (integer).
lr	file. A CSV file with three variables HydroID (integer), AvgDepth (float) and ResTime (float).
length	file. A CSV file with two variables HydroID (integer) and LengthKm (float).

Value

One object, a list with two data frame. First position of the list contains the catch data and the second one the annual data.

Examples

path <- "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/calfarog/GREENeR_data/main/data/csv/"
ns_data <- read_NSdata(path, "TS_nutrients.csv", "Obs_monitoring.csv",
"ForestFr.csv", "Precipitation.csv", "Topology.csv", "LakeProperties.csv",
"Length.csv")

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