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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