View source: R/get_FN121_Trapnet.R
get_FN121_Trapnet | R Documentation |
This function accesses the api endpoint for fn121trapnet records. fn121trapnet records contain details typically collected as part of the Ontario NSCIN protocol: bottom type, cover type, vegetation, and the angle, use, and distance offshore of the trap net leader. Other relevant details for each SAM are found in the FN121 table. This function takes an optional filter list which can be used to return records based on attributes of the SAM including site depth, start and end date and time, effort duration, gear, and location as well as attributes of the projects they are associated with such as project code, or part of the project code, lake, first year, last year, protocol, etc. This function can also take filters related to the bottom, cover, and vegetation types, and the angle/length of the leader.
get_FN121_Trapnet(
filter_list = list(),
with_121 = FALSE,
show_id = FALSE,
to_upper = TRUE
)
filter_list |
list |
with_121 |
When 'FALSE', the default, only the trapnet fields from the FN121 table are returned. To return the whole FN121 table (excluding limnology, weather, and trawl fields), use 'with_121 = TRUE'. |
show_id |
When 'FALSE', the default, the 'slug' field is hidden from the data frame. To return this field as part of the data frame, use 'show_id = TRUE'. |
to_upper |
|
Use show_filters("fn121trapnet")
to see the full list of
available filter keys (query parameters). Refer to
https://intra.glis.mnr.gov.on.ca/fn_portal/api/v1/swagger/
and filter by "fn121trapnet" for additional information.
dataframe
Adam Cottrill adam.cottrill@ontario.ca
fn121_trapnet <- get_FN121_Trapnet(list(
protocol = "NSCIN",
bottom_type = "GP", year = 2022
))
fn121_trapnet <- get_FN121_Trapnet(list(
protocol = "NSCIN",
bottom_type = "GP", mu_type = "qma"
), with_121 = TRUE)
fn121_trapnet <- get_FN121_Trapnet(list(
protocol = "NSCIN",
bottom_type = "GP"
), show_id = TRUE)
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