calc_vf_internal: Calculate viscous flow at the end of the drainage for...
In ChrisBogner/ViscousFlow: Analysis of tracer experiments with the viscous flow approach by Peter Germann
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
This is an internal function. To calculate the viscous flow use calculate_viscous_flow.
Usage
1
calc_vf_internal(TD, qS, TE, time_vector, exponent = 3/2)
Arguments
TD
numeric. Arrival time of the drainage front
qS
numeric. Either the flux density at the top of the column or the fitted stationary flow.
TE
numeric. End of irrigation
time_vector
numeric vector. The time vector to calculate the viscous flow.
exponent
numeric. The exponent in the equation of viscous flow. Default is 2/3.
Value
numeric vector. Viscous flow.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
This is an internal function. To calculate the viscous flow use calculate_viscous_flow.
Usage
1 | calc_vf_internal(TD, qS, TE, time_vector, exponent = 3/2)
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Arguments
TD |
numeric. Arrival time of the drainage front |
qS |
numeric. Either the flux density at the top of the column or the fitted stationary flow. |
TE |
numeric. End of irrigation |
time_vector |
numeric vector. The time vector to calculate the viscous flow. |
exponent |
numeric. The exponent in the equation of viscous flow. Default is 2/3. |
Value
numeric vector. Viscous flow.
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