lgetcal: Retrieve the LISST calibrated values
In AlexCast/lisst: Functions for manipulation of the Laser In-Situ Scattering and Transmissometry (LISST) data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
See Also
Examples
Description
The function retrieve the calibrated values (lisst object type 'cal') from
raw digital counts ('raw'), corrected digital counts ('cor') or volume
scattering function ('vsf').
Usage
1
lgetcal(x)
Arguments
x
A lisst object of type 'raw', 'cor', 'cal' or 'vsf'.
Details
When supplying a lisst 'raw' object, it must contain information on
background values and instrument specific calibration constants. This is the
case when the 'raw' lisst object was created with zscat and sn arguments set
through read_lisst.
See Also
lget lgetraw, lgetcor,
lgetvsf, lgetvol, lgetpnc,
lgetcsa
Examples
1
l_cal <- lgetcal(donkmeer_bin)
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Description Usage Arguments Details See Also Examples
Description
The function retrieve the calibrated values (lisst object type 'cal') from raw digital counts ('raw'), corrected digital counts ('cor') or volume scattering function ('vsf').
Usage
1 | lgetcal(x)
|
Arguments
x |
A lisst object of type 'raw', 'cor', 'cal' or 'vsf'. |
Details
When supplying a lisst 'raw' object, it must contain information on
background values and instrument specific calibration constants. This is the
case when the 'raw' lisst object was created with zscat and sn arguments set
through read_lisst.
See Also
lget lgetraw, lgetcor,
lgetvsf, lgetvol, lgetpnc,
lgetcsa
Examples
1 | l_cal <- lgetcal(donkmeer_bin)
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