RMevents.plot: RMevents.plot

In USGS-R/Rainmaker: Rainfall event processing

RMevents.plot

Description

Function to graph rainfall for a given x-day window around specified event periods

Usage

RMevents.plot(
  df,
  date = "pdate",
  rain = "rain",
  df.events,
  sdate = "StartDate",
  edate = "EndDate",
  depth = "depth",
  plot.buffer = 3,
  site.name = ""
)

Arguments

df	dataframe with unit value rainfall data
date	string Date column in df as POSIX
rain	string Column in df with instantaneous rain values
df.events	dateframe with start and end dates/times for events
sdate	string Start date column in df.events rain file as POSIX
edate	string End date column in df.events rain file as POSIX
depth	string column in df.events with event rain depth
plot.buffer	numeric Used to define plotting window in days. Graphs will include data Time period preceding beginning of event for including in the graphs
site.name	string

Examples

RDB <- CedarRRain
RDB2 <- RMprep(RDB, prep.type = 1, date.type = 1,
               dates.in = "CST.Time", tz = "CST6CDT")
RDB3 <- subset(RDB2,
 upload.ph3_site_basin_cedar_creek.Id.0....Geographical.Mean.kg.m.2. > -1)
event.list <- RMevents(df=RDB3,
                       ieHr=6,
                       rainthresh=0.2,
rain="upload.ph3_site_basin_cedar_creek.Id.0....Geographical.Mean.kg.m.2.")
events.0.2 <- event.list$storms2
# pdf("events.pdf")
RMevents.plot(RDB3,date="pdate",
rain="upload.ph3_site_basin_cedar_creek.Id.0....Geographical.Mean.kg.m.2.",
df.events=events.0.2,sdate="StartDate","EndDate",depth= "rain",plot.buffer=2,
site.name="Example Site")
# dev.off()

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