#' @title get double bark thickness inside tree taper
#'
#' @description This function calculates bark's double thickness of a given
#' diameter inside for a given tree of dimensions (dbh, h).
#'
#' @param sp species code from BDAT
#' @param d diameter in breast height (dbh) of tree
#' @param h height of tree
#' @param hx height for which diameter is required
#' @param H1 height where \code{d} was measured; default is 1.3[m] for dbh
#' @param D2 diameter at second height \code{H2}; if \code{D2 = 0} (default)
#' taper form from the first NFI ('Bundeswaldinventur I') is used
#' @param H2 according to D2, default is 0
#' @details
#' Strictly speaking \code{getH} is a wrapper function. It loads the fortran
#' subroutine \code{BDATHXDX} within a call of \code{loadBDAT}.
#' @return height of diameter \code{dx}
#' @examples
#' getDoubleBark(sp=1, d=30, h=40, hx=20)
#' @export
getDoubleBark <- function(
sp,
d,
h,
hx,
H1 = 1.3,
D2 = 0,
H2 = 0
) {
dat <- data.frame(BDATArt = sp,
dbh = d,
h = h,
hx = hx,
H1 = H1,
D2 = D2,
H2 = H2)
eval(loadBDAT("BDATRINDE2HX"))
## get diameter at height x
D <- sapply(1:nrow(dat), function(a) {
BDATRINDE2HX(BDATBArtNr = dat$BDATArt[a],
D1 = dat$dbh[a],
H1 = dat$H1[a],
D2 = dat$D2[a],
H2 = dat$H2[a],
Hges = dat$h[a],
Hx = dat$hx[a])[1]
})
return(D)
}
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