modern_2: Estimating sediment flux in modern rivers if bedform height...
In ericbarefoot/paleohydror: A package for implementing published routines in paleohydrologic reconstruction.
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/mahon_bedform_relations.r
Description
modern_2 estimates the sediment flux (qs) of modern rivers based on bedform length and river slope. Implemented from Mahon et al. (2018).
Usage
1
Arguments
L
The mean length of migrating bedforms.
S
The reach-average slope of the river.
uncert
The uncertainty window for empirical parameters. The user should put in a confidence interval. A lower confidence interval will have a narrower error envelope, but will require more tenuous conclusions.
Value
Returns a list with elements:
V, the dune migration rate in the river (m/s).
qs, the bedload flux in the river (m^3/s).
If uncertainty is also requested, the output will include upper and lower bounds for confidence, V_env and qs_env
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/mahon_bedform_relations.r
Description
modern_2 estimates the sediment flux (qs) of modern rivers based on bedform length and river slope. Implemented from Mahon et al. (2018).
Usage
1 |
Arguments
L |
The mean length of migrating bedforms. |
S |
The reach-average slope of the river. |
uncert |
The uncertainty window for empirical parameters. The user should put in a confidence interval. A lower confidence interval will have a narrower error envelope, but will require more tenuous conclusions. |
Value
Returns a list with elements:
V, the dune migration rate in the river (m/s).
qs, the bedload flux in the river (m^3/s).
If uncertainty is also requested, the output will include upper and lower bounds for confidence, V_env and qs_env
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