find_lag_time: Find lag time to the nearest gage
In Ryan-Lima/gRandcanyonsand: Analysis of Grand Canyon Sandbar Monitoring sites and flow patterns affecting those sites
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/02-near_gage_lag.R
Description
Find lag time to the nearest gage
Usage
1
find_lag_time(rm, print = F)
Arguments
rm
–numeric– river mile, miles downstream from Lees Ferry
print
print = FALSE by default, if print = TRUE, lag time and nearest gage printed out
Value
out = list('lagtime' = –lubridate duration object–, 'nearest_gage' = "LCR" , 'nearest_gage_index' = 3)
Examples
1
out <- find_lag_time(220)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/02-near_gage_lag.R
Description
Find lag time to the nearest gage
Usage
1 | find_lag_time(rm, print = F)
|
Arguments
rm |
–numeric– river mile, miles downstream from Lees Ferry |
print |
print = FALSE by default, if print = TRUE, lag time and nearest gage printed out |
Value
out = list('lagtime' = –lubridate duration object–, 'nearest_gage' = "LCR" , 'nearest_gage_index' = 3)
Examples
1 | out <- find_lag_time(220)
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