sig_Slope_fdc | R Documentation |
Slope of the flow duration curve of the data mostly streamflow. For the other scale can use apply.yearly(Data, sig_Quantile, tile = c(5, 95)) or apply.weekly apply.monthly apply.quarterly apply.yearly.
sig_Slope_fdc(Data, tile_low = 33, tile_high = 66, log_fit = T)
Data |
[xts / array]-2D(time, space) Time serious Data in difficult location. |
tile_low |
[num]-range(0, 100) The lower tile, but the data is the bigger, because the FDC is in decreasing. |
tile_high |
[num]-range(0, 100) The higher tile, but the data is the smaller, because the FDC is in decreasing. |
log_fit |
|T| for mit ln(Q), |F| for ohne ln(Q) |
[array]-2D(1, space) The data in the tiles. Or [xts]-2D(sum_time, space) for other scale with apply.XXXly.
[Sawicz.2011]
rslt <- sig_Slope_fdc(xts_Q) rslt <- sig_Slope_fdc(xts_Q, 5, 50, FALSE) rslt <- xts::apply.yearly(xts_Q, sig_Slope_fdc)
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