sEddyProc_sPlotDailySumsY: sEddyProc$sPlotDailySumsY - Plot daily sum of specified year

In REddyProc: Post Processing of (Half-)Hourly Eddy-Covariance Measurements

sEddyProc$sPlotDailySumsY - Plot daily sum of specified year

Description

The daily sums for a single year are plotted to the current device, scaled to all data. The daily sums are only calculated for days with complete data. This function first computes the average flux for each day. If the original unit is not "per day", then it need to be converted to "per day" by argument timeFactor. Furthermore, a change of the mass unit is provided by argument massFactor. The default parameters assume original units of mumol CO2 / m2 / second and convert to gC / m2 / day. The conversion factors allow plotting variables with different units

Usage

sEddyProc_sPlotDailySumsY(Var = Var.s, VarUnc = "none", 
    Year = Year.i, timeFactor = if (!missing(timeFactor.n)) timeFactor.n else 3600 * 
        24, massFactor = if (!missing(massFactor.n)) massFactor.n else (44.0096/1e+06) * 
        (12.011/44.0096), unit = if (!missing(unit.s)) unit.s else "gC/m2/day", 
    data = cbind(sDATA, sTEMP), dts = sINFO$DTS, 
    Var.s, VarUnc.s, Year.i, timeFactor.n, 
    massFactor.n, unit.s)

Arguments

Var	(Filled) variable to plot
VarUnc	Uncertainty estimates for variable
Year	Year to plot
timeFactor	time conversion factor with default per second to per day
massFactor	mass conversion factor with default from mumol CO2 to g C
unit	unit of the daily sums
data	data.frame with variables to plot
dts	numeric integer
Var.s
VarUnc.s
Year.i
timeFactor.n
massFactor.n
unit.s

Author(s)

AMM, KS Department for Biogeochemical Integration at MPI-BGC, Jena, Germany <[e-mail]> [cph], Thomas Wutzler <[e-mail]> [aut, cre], Markus Reichstein <[e-mail]> [aut], Antje Maria Moffat <[e-mail]> [aut, trl], Olaf Menzer <[e-mail]> [ctb], Mirco Migliavacca <[e-mail]> [aut], Kerstin Sickel <[e-mail]> [ctb, trl], Ladislav <U+0160>igut <[e-mail]> [ctb]

REddyProc documentation built on March 18, 2022, 5:41 p.m.