MaxFluorDepth: Create an interactive graph of CTD data recorded by a Seabird...
In dmwarn/Sensors2Data: Collection of Various Functions for Use in Fishery Cruises
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View source: R/MaxFluorDepth.R
Description
Create an interactive graph of CTD data recorded by a Seabird
The user can draw a box around a subset of data and obtain maximum
fluorescence depth. This will eventually be modified to allow other variables
and to save the subsetted data to a csv, allowing one to filter bad data.
Usage
1
Details
The purpose of this function is to allow the user to graphically select a subset of
CTD data to locate the depth of maximum fluorescence. This could be modified
to also eliminate erroneous data and save the filtered data.
Value
A pair of graphs with the depth of maximum fluorescence displayed.
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Description Usage Details Value
View source: R/MaxFluorDepth.R
Description
Create an interactive graph of CTD data recorded by a Seabird The user can draw a box around a subset of data and obtain maximum fluorescence depth. This will eventually be modified to allow other variables and to save the subsetted data to a csv, allowing one to filter bad data.
Usage
1 |
Details
The purpose of this function is to allow the user to graphically select a subset of CTD data to locate the depth of maximum fluorescence. This could be modified to also eliminate erroneous data and save the filtered data.
Value
A pair of graphs with the depth of maximum fluorescence displayed.
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