Description Usage Details References Examples
Specific mineral compounds measured by laboratory spectrometers, from Kokaly et al., (2017). A data frame with 2151 rows and 13 columns:
wavelength: wavelength (in nm) of the reference spectra.
goethite: reference spectrum for goethite.
hematite: reference spectrum for hematite.
gypsum: reference spectrum for gypsum.
calcite: reference spectrum for calcite.
kaolinite: reference spectra for kaolinite. Two spectra are provided: kaolinite_114
and kaolinite_113
.
montmorillonite: reference spectra for montmorillonite. Two spectra are provided: montmorillinite_126
and montmorillinite_127
.
illite: reference spectra for illite. Two spectra are provided: illite_121
and illite_120
.
kaolinite/smectite: : reference spectra for the mixture kaolinite/smectite. Two spectra are provided: kaol_smect_124
and kaol_smect_125
.
1 | data('mineralRef')
|
The reference spectra are freely available by the USGS through their website. The minerals are purified material so that each reference spectra contain unique spectro-chemical links related to chemical structure of the mineral. The collected reference spectra are for clay minerals including kaolinite (KGa-2), illite (GDS4),smectite (SWy-1), kaolinite-smectite 50/50 mixture (H89-FR-2), goethite (GDS240), and hematite (GDS576).
Kokaly, R.F., Clark, R.N., Swayze, G.A., Livo, K.E., Hoefen, T.M., Pearson, N.C., ... & Klein, A.J. (2017). USGS spectral library version 7 (No. 1035). US Geological Survey.
1 2 3 4 5 | ## load the data into the environment
data('mineralRef')
## take the reference spectra for calcite
calcite <- mineralRef$calcite
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