draw.pbmeasured | R Documentation |
Produce a plot of the 210Pb data and their depths
draw.pbmeasured(
set = get("info"),
rotate.axes = FALSE,
rev.d = FALSE,
rev.age = FALSE,
BCAD = set$BCAD,
pb.lim = c(),
age.lim = c(),
d.lim = c(),
d.lab = c(),
pb.lab = c(),
pbmeasured.col = "blue",
pbmeasured.lty = 2,
pb.log = FALSE,
supp.col = "purple",
newplot = TRUE,
on.agescale = FALSE
)
set |
Detailed information of the current run, stored within this session's memory as variable |
rotate.axes |
The default of plotting age on the horizontal axis and event probability on the vertical one can be changed with |
rev.d |
The direction of the depth axis can be reversed from the default ( |
rev.age |
The direction of the calendar age axis can be reversed from the default ( |
BCAD |
The calendar scale of graphs and age output-files is in cal BP (calendar or calibrated years before the present, where the present is AD 1950) by default, but can be changed to BC/AD using |
pb.lim |
Minimum and maximum of the 210Pb axis ranges, calculated automatically by default ( |
age.lim |
Minimum and maximum of the age ranges to be used to plot 210Pb values. Calculated automatically by default ( |
d.lim |
Minimum and maximum depths to plot; calculated automatically by default ( |
d.lab |
The labels for the depth axis. Default |
pb.lab |
The label for the 210Pb axis (default |
pbmeasured.col |
The label for the measured 210Pb data. |
pbmeasured.lty |
Line type of the measured 210Pb data. Defaults to continuous lines. |
pb.log |
Use a log scale for the 210Pb-axis (default |
supp.col |
Colour of the supported 210Pb data. Defaults to red: |
newplot |
make new plot (default TRUE) |
on.agescale |
Plot the Pb-210 on the cal BP scale. Defaults to FALSE. |
This function is generally called internally to produce the age-depth graph. It can be used to produce custom-built graphs.
A plot of the measured 210Pb values
Maarten Blaauw, J. Andres Christen, Marco Aquino-Lopez
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