AGB.dbtable: This function looks up the database named AGB in the MySQL...
In forestgeo/ctfs: Tools for the Analysis of Forest Dynamics
Description
This function looks up the database named AGB in the MySQL server to get a table of biomass per stem. The MySQL table must have treeID, stemID, censusID,
and a column agb with biomass in tons. This is used in cases where biomass for a plot has been calculated separately, using a method other than one of
the Chave allometric equations. The alternative AGB calculation is stored for each plot in this database. The name of the table matches the plot name.
Usage
1
AGB.dbtable(df, dbname, plot, code, censusno)
Arguments
df
A table of individual stems.
plot
Character string giving the name of the plot where the data comes
from (as it appears in the names of the R Analytical Tables).
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Description
This function looks up the database named AGB in the MySQL server to get a table of biomass per stem. The MySQL table must have treeID, stemID, censusID, and a column agb with biomass in tons. This is used in cases where biomass for a plot has been calculated separately, using a method other than one of the Chave allometric equations. The alternative AGB calculation is stored for each plot in this database. The name of the table matches the plot name.
Usage
1 | AGB.dbtable(df, dbname, plot, code, censusno)
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Arguments
df |
A table of individual stems. |
plot |
Character string giving the name of the plot where the data comes from (as it appears in the names of the R Analytical Tables). |
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