oregon_rfid: Dataset to illustrate the PITR functions

In InStreamFisheries/PITR: Functions to collate, manage and summarize PIT telemetry data

Description

Example dataset from a multi reader with two antennas that can be used to illustrate the PITR functions, det_eff, direction, direction_total and first_last. Note that this dataset can be restructured through the function array_config.

Format

Data frame contains 798 detections on the following 12 variables.

reader

a character vector of PIT readers

antenna

a numeric vector of the antenna number

det_type

a character vector of the detection record

date

a character vector of date

time

a character vector of time

date_time

date and time in POSIXct format

time_zone

time zone where data were collected

dur

a character vector of the duration of the detection

tag_type

a character vector of the tag type

tag_code

a character vector of the tag codes

consec_det

a character vector of the number of consecutive detections

no_empt_scan_prior

a character vector of the number of empty scans

Examples

#load test dataset containing detections from a multi reader with two antennas
oregon_rfid <- new_pit(data = "oregon_rfid", test_tags = NULL, print_to_file = FALSE, time_zone = "America/Vancouver")

det_eff(data = oregon_rfid, resolution = "month", direction = "up")
direction(data = oregon_rfid)
direction_total(data = oregon_rfid, resolution = "year", start_date = "2015-11-11 10:30:00")
first_last(data = oregon_rfid, resolution = "month", start_date = "2015-10-15 08:00:00")

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