writeGPR: Write GPR data

In emanuelhuber/RGPR: Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) data visualisation, processing and delineation

Write GPR data

Description

Write GPR data to a specified file format (see Details). Add automatically the file extension if missing.

Usage

writeGPR(
  x,
  fPath = NULL,
  type = c("rds", "DT1", "SGY", "ASCII", "xta", "xyza"),
  overwrite = FALSE,
  endian = .Platform$endian,
  ...
)

## S4 method for signature 'GPR'
writeGPR(
  x,
  fPath = NULL,
  type = c("rds", "DT1", "SGY", "ASCII", "xta", "xyza"),
  overwrite = FALSE,
  endian = .Platform$endian,
  ...
)

Arguments

x	Object of the class GPR or GPRsurvey
fPath	Filepath (Length-one character vector). If fPath = NULL, the file will be save in the current working directory with the name of x (name(x)) with the extension depending of type.
type	Format type. See Details.
overwrite	Boolean. If TRUE existing files will be overwritten, if FALSE an error will be thrown if the file(s) already exist(s).

Details

Modified slots

• rds: Internal R format (useful if you aim to save your data for later processing in R).

• DT1: Sensors & Software file format

• ASCII: ".txt" format; write the GPR data as matrix like format with column names equal to trace position and row name equal to depth/time

• xta: write the GPR data as a 3-column ".txt" file. The columns correspond to 1) trace position, 2) time/depth, and 3) amplitude.

• xyza: write the GPR data as a 4-column ".txt" file. The columns correspond to 1) trace x-position, 2) trace y-position, 3) time/depth, and 4) amplitude.

See Also

readGPR

emanuelhuber/RGPR documentation built on May 13, 2024, 9:31 p.m.