Oyster_Volumes: Formula that calculates volume of the shell through time

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Note Author(s) Source References See Also Examples

View source: R/Oyster_Volumes.R

Description

Formula that calculates the volume of the bivalve shell during the time of deposition of each sub-increment. de Winter, N. J. (2017) <doi:10.5194/gmd-2017-137>

Usage

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Oyster_Volumes(subincr_matrix, Z_mat, IncG, Xstep = 0.1)

Arguments

subincr_matrix

Data frame that contains characteristics of every sub-increment

Z_mat

Matrix of Z-values for each X-value and each sub-increment

IncG

Matrix of X- and Y-coordinates of all interpolated sub-increments

Xstep

Step value in X-direction for the interpolation of sub-increments

Details

Volume is calculated for each sub-increment and each X-value based on cross sections perpendicular to the XY-plane. Area of the shell in this cross section is calculated by constructing a circle section through the intercept with the base ellipse and the top of the shell sub-increment. See paper de Winter, GMD (in review) for details and illustrations

Value

A list of two data frames:

subincr_matrix

Updated data frame that contains characteristics of every sub-increment with modelled shell volumes added to the matrix

IncGAnet

Matrix of areas of cross sections in YZ-directions sorted by X-values and by sub-increment

Note

Please cite Geoscientific Model Development paper dealing with the ShellTrace model

Author(s)

Niels J. de Winter

Source

GitHub
Manuscript
Supplementary data
Author website

References

de Winter, N. J.: ShellTrace v1.0 ? A new approach for modelling growth and trace element uptake in marine bivalve shells: Model verification on pacific oyster shells (Crassostrea gigas), Geosci. Model Dev. Discuss., https://doi.org/10.5194/gmd-2017-137, in review, 2017.

See Also

"Oyster_av_thickness"

Examples

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  ## Not run: 
    diagL<-Oyster_Volumes(subincr_matrix4, Z_mat, IncG, Xstep = 1)
  
## End(Not run)

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