Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s) See Also Examples
View source: R/WatershedIOR4.R
The function determines the inlet and outlet nodes for zhyd
watershed objects. This case 4 is for those watersheds that its river inlet and outlet object is length 4 (length(riverIO)=4).
1 | Watershed.IOR4(x, y, dist)
|
x |
An object |
y |
An object |
dist |
A vector with the distances of each point in |
inlet |
A |
outlet |
A |
If there are not inlet or outlet node of the current zhyd
is returned 0.
J.A. Torres
See Also the functions Watershed.IOR1
, Watershed.IOR2
, Watershed.IOR3
.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 | library(Watersheds)
data(WatershedsData)
station1 = WatershedsData$station
subbasin1 = WatershedsData$subbasin
zhyd1 = WatershedsData$zhyd
river1 = WatershedsData$river
node1 = WatershedsData$node
station1 = SpatialPoints(coords=cbind(4357947,3284525),
proj4string=slot(subbasin1,"proj4string"))
watershed = new("Watershed",station=station1,subbasin=subbasin1,
zhyd=zhyd1,river=river1,c1=subbasin1,node=node1)
a = Watershed.Order(watershed)
c1 = a[[1]]
riverIO = a[[8]]
nodeIO = a[[9]]
c1_river = a[[10]]
# determining inlet and outlet watershed nodes
# determining distances of nodeIO to c1
boundary = gBoundary(c1)
dist = gDistance(nodeIO, boundary, byid =TRUE)
a = Watershed.IOR4(x=nodeIO, y=riverIO, dist=dist)
c1_inlet = a$inlet; c1_inlet
c1_outlet = a$outlet; c1_outlet
plot(c1,col="gray60")
plot(station1,pch=24, bg="blue",add= TRUE)
plot(c1_river, col="blue", add=TRUE)
plot(c1_outlet,pch=21, bg="red",add= TRUE)
plot(c1_inlet,pch=21, bg="green",add= TRUE)
plot.PointAttribute(c1_outlet,"ELEV",1000,0.8)
plot.PointAttribute(c1_inlet,"ELEV",1000,0.8)
title(main="Watershed outlet and inlet, case IV")
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