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This is a basic example which shows you how to split your series into hydrological events:
library(dplyr) library(loadflux) data(djan) df <- djan %>% hydro_events(q = discharge, # Water discharge datetime = time, # POSISct argument window = 21) # Search window head(df)
Then you can explore visually hydrological events via event_plot
function. This function creates an interactive dygraph
object which is rendered as html
. Every coral stripe stands for one hydrological event.
library(dygraphs) df %>% event_plot(q = discharge, # Y-axis datetime = time, #X-axis he = he) # Hydrological events
You can even explore both Water Discharge Q
and Suspended Sedimnet Concentration SSC
temporal variability:
library(dygraphs) df %>% event_plot(q = discharge, # Y-axis ssc = SS, datetime = time, #X-axis he = he) # Hydrological events
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