Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
View source: R/e2e_plot_catch.R
Create stacked barplots of the distribution of offshore and inshore landings and discards across gears by guild, or across guilds by gears, in the final year of a model run.
1 | e2e_plot_catch(model, results, selection = "BY_GEAR")
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model |
R-list object defining the baseline model configuration used to generate the data and compiled by the e2e_read() function. |
results |
List object of single-run model output generated by running the function e2e_run() function. |
selection |
Text string from a list identifying the group of model output variables to be plotted. Select from: "BY_GUILD", "BY_GEAR". With the former, each panel represents a different guild; with the latter, each panel represnts a different gear. Remember to include the phrase within "" quotes. |
Data in zonal landings and discards by guild and gear in the final year of a model run are generated as a standard output from the model, and saved both as csv files and in the results object returned by the e2e_run() function. This function organises these data in two different ways to display as barplots.
The first display is a multi-panel plot in which each panel represents a different guild, and the bars show the zonal landings by each gear. The alternative display has each panel as a different gear, and the bars show the landings and discards of each guild.
The unit of the displayed data are mMN/y from the model domain as a whole, which is taken as being 1m2.
graphical display in a new graphics window.
e2e_read
, e2e_run
, e2e_run_mc
, e2e_plot_migration
, e2e_plot_eco
, e2e_plot_trophic
, e2e_plot_biomass
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | # Load the 1970-1999 version of the North Sea model supplied with the package, run, and
# generate a plot:
model <- e2e_read("North_Sea", "1970-1999")
results <- e2e_run(model, nyears=2,csv.output=FALSE)
e2e_plot_catch(model, results, selection="BY_GEAR")
dev.new()
e2e_plot_catch(model, results, selection="BY_GUILD")
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