plot.vpi | R Documentation |
vpi
)Plot an object of class vpi
.
## S3 method for class 'vpi'
plot(
x,
quantity = "mtr",
xlab = "time",
ylab = "migration traffic rate [#/km/h]",
main = "MTR",
night_shade = TRUE,
elev = -0.268,
lat = NULL,
lon = NULL,
ylim = NULL,
nightshade = TRUE,
...
)
x |
1 class object inheriting from class |
quantity |
Character string with the quantity to plot, one of
|
xlab |
A title for the x-axis. |
ylab |
A title for the y-axis. |
main |
A title for the plot. |
night_shade |
Logical, whether to plot night time shading. |
elev |
Numeric, sun elevation to use for day/night transition, see sunrise. |
lat |
(optional) Latitude in decimal degrees. Overrides the lat
attribute of |
lon |
(optional) Longitude in decimal degrees. Overrides the lon
attribute of |
ylim |
y-axis plot range, numeric atomic vector of length 2. |
nightshade |
Deprecated argument, use night_shade instead. |
... |
Additional arguments to be passed to the low level plot plotting function. |
The integrated profiles can be visualized in various related quantities, as specified by
argument quantity
:
vid
: Vertically Integrated Density, i.e. the aerial surface density of
individuals. This quantity is dependent on the assumed radar cross section
per individual (RCS)
vir
: Vertically Integrated Reflectivity. This quantity is independent of
the value of individual's radar cross section
mtr
: Migration Traffic Rate. This quantity is dependent on the assumed
radar cross section (RCS)
rtr
: Reflectivity Traffic Rate. This quantity is independent on the
assumed radar cross section (RCS)
mt
: Migration Traffic. This quantity is dependent on the assumed radar
cross section (RCS)
rt
: Reflectivity Traffic. This quantity is independent on the assumed
radar cross section (RCS)
ff
: Horizontal ground speed in m/s
dd
: Horizontal ground speed direction in degrees
u
: Ground speed component west to east in m/s
v
: Ground speed component south to north in m/s
height
: Mean flight height (height weighted by reflectivity eta) in m
above sea level
The height-averaged ground speed quantities (ff,dd,u,v) and height are weighted averages by reflectivity eta.
No return value, side effect is a plot.
# vertically integrate a vpts object:
vpi <- integrate_profile(example_vpts)
# plot the migration traffic rates
plot(vpi)
# plot the vertically integrated densities, without night shading:
plot(vpi, quantity = "vid", night_shade = FALSE)
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