use_DRAC4brick: Calculation of the dose rate for a brick sample coming from a...
In TLdating: Tools for Thermoluminescences Dating
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Description
This function allows to estimating the dose rate for a grain which was surrounded by brick and mortar.
It call the use_DRAC and calc_CosmicDoseRate functions from the R package 'Luminescence'.
The function 'use_DRAC' is only compatible wth DRAC version 1.1.
Usage
1
use_DRAC4brick(data, notification = TRUE)
Arguments
data
list: data object create throught the function template_DRAC4brick.
notification
logical (default): set to FALSE if you don't want to see the legal notification.
Value
This function return a TLum.Results object containing the Age estimation, the dose rates
(total, internal, external, environmental, alpha, beta, gamma and cosmic), the equivalent dose used and their uncertainties.
Author(s)
David Strebler
TLdating documentation built on May 2, 2019, 9:26 a.m.
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s)
Description
This function allows to estimating the dose rate for a grain which was surrounded by brick and mortar. It call the use_DRAC and calc_CosmicDoseRate functions from the R package 'Luminescence'. The function 'use_DRAC' is only compatible wth DRAC version 1.1.
Usage
1 | use_DRAC4brick(data, notification = TRUE)
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Arguments
data |
list: data object create throught the function template_DRAC4brick. |
notification |
logical (default): set to |
Value
This function return a TLum.Results object containing the Age estimation, the dose rates (total, internal, external, environmental, alpha, beta, gamma and cosmic), the equivalent dose used and their uncertainties.
Author(s)
David Strebler
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