metab_obs: Ecosystem metabolism for SAPDC from observed DO
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Ecosystem metabolism for SAPDC from observed DO
Description
Ecosystem metabolism results for SAPDC from observed dissolved oxygen time series. The dataset was created by running wtreg on the sample dataset for Sapelo Island Dean Creek station, 2012 data. Each row represents a daily estimate or average for each metabolic day defined as the period between sunrises for two calendar days. See documentation for ecometab for a description of the object attributes.
Usage
metab_obs
Format
A metab object with 367 rows and 4 variables:
- Date
Date, metabolic day
- Pg
numeric, gross production, mmol m-2 d-1
- Rt
numeric, total respiration, mmol m-2 d-1
- NEM
numeric, net ecosytem metabolism, mmol m-2 d-1
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Ecosystem metabolism for SAPDC from observed DO
Description
Ecosystem metabolism results for SAPDC from observed dissolved oxygen time series. The dataset was created by running wtreg on the sample dataset for Sapelo Island Dean Creek station, 2012 data. Each row represents a daily estimate or average for each metabolic day defined as the period between sunrises for two calendar days. See documentation for ecometab for a description of the object attributes.
Usage
metab_obs
Format
A metab object with 367 rows and 4 variables:
- Date
Date, metabolic day
- Pg
numeric, gross production, mmol m-2 d-1
- Rt
numeric, total respiration, mmol m-2 d-1
- NEM
numeric, net ecosytem metabolism, mmol m-2 d-1
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