echogram: Echogram visualisation

In echogram: Echogram Visualisation and Analysis

Description

This function allows to produce echogram visualisations from imported hac data. The user can define the visualisation Sv threshold and select between two built-in color schemes or define a custom scheme.

Usage

echogram(echogram, xref = c("ping", "distance", "time"), scheme = "echov", 
  Svthr = -80, Svmax = NULL, col.sep = 1, colbar = TRUE, main = NULL, ...)

Arguments

echogram	an object of class “echogram” as returned by read.echogram.
xref	horizontal reference in echogram: “ping” (the default), “distance” or “time”.
scheme	color scheme for echogram, either: “echov” (the default) or “EK500”. It can also be a vector of valid color names.
Svthr	Sv visualisation threshold, in decibels (dB).
Svmax	maximum Sv visualisation value, in dB.
col.sep	separation between colors in dB.
colbar	logical. If TRUE a color bar is added to the echogram.
main	the acoustic frequency, by default.
...	other options to image.

Details

Besides the two built-in color schemes, the user can define its own by specifying a vector of valid color names (see examples). This function uses imageScale function from sinkr package by Marc Taylor.

Author(s)

Héctor Villalobos

See Also

palette.echogram.

Examples

# import hac file
hacfile <- system.file("hac", "D20150510-T202500.hac", package = "echogram")
echo2.038 <- read.echogram(hacfile)

# echogram by default 
echogram(echo2.038)

# using alternative color schemes
echogram(echo2.038, Svthr = -70, col.sep = 1.5, scheme = "EK500")
echogram(echo2.038, Svthr = -70, col.sep = 3, scheme = c("white", "blue", "grey", "black"))

Example output

echogram documentation built on Dec. 16, 2019, 9:30 a.m.