Description Format Details Source Examples
Required data for the assessment of the centre of mass have been recorded in
the field for a stone pine (Pinus pinea L.). This is an example of
csv file that should be fed to treeBiomass to assess tree
centre of mass.
"code","azimuth","dBase","dTip","length","tipD","height","tilt","toBePruned","pathToTip"
"L1",0,67,40,"6.8",0,0,90,,"TRUE"
"B1",250,40,,,"7.8","6.8",,,
"B2",240,32,,,"8.9","7.8",,,
"B3",55,25,,,9,9,,,
"B4",260,10,,,"5.5",10,,"TRUE",
"B5",80,36,,,"8.2","10.6",,,
"B6",255,27,,,"4.5","10.8",,,
"B7",0,40,,,"6.5","6.8",70,,"TRUE"
This dataset has been collected for a \approx 11 metres tall stone pine with a small number of very large branches.
The .csv file must contain all column headings listed in importFieldData, regardless of them being optional (no data in them) or mandatory.
Original data collected by the author
1 2 3 4 | library("treecm")
csvFileName <- system.file("data", "stonePine2FieldData.csv.gz", package = "treecm")
treeData <- importFieldData(csvFileName, 650, allometryABDC)
head(treeData$fieldData)
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