schoeller_plot: Schoeller Diagram

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Schoeller Diagram

Description

Schoeller Diagram

Usage

schoeller_plot(
  df,
  location_id = "location_id",
  sample_date = "sample_date",
  param_name = "param_name",
  analysis_result = "analysis_result",
  default_unit = "default_unit",
  calcium = "Calcium, dissolved",
  magnesium = "Magnesium, dissolved",
  sodium = "Sodium, dissolved",
  potassium = "Potassium, dissolved",
  chloride = "Chloride, total",
  alkalinity = "Alkalinity, total (lab)",
  sulfate = "Sulfate, total",
  facet_var = "location_id",
  title = NULL,
  lwt = 1
)

Arguments

df	dataframe of environmental data in tidy format. The function will convert data from mg/L to meq/L
location_id	the column for sample locations
sample_date	column for sample date
param_name	the column of parameter names
analysis_result	column containing the numerical analysis result
default_unit	column containing the units. Assumes mg/L.
calcium	name of calcium. Default is "Calcium, dissolved"
magnesium	name of magnesium. Default is "Magnesium, dissolved"
sodium	name for sodium. Default is "Sodium, dissolved"
potassium	name for potassium. Default is "Potassium, dissolved"
chloride	name for chloride. Default is "Chloride, total"
alkalinity	name for alkalinity. Default is "Alkalinity, total (lab)"
sulfate	name of sulfate. Default is "Sulfate, total"
facet_var	parameter to facet plots by. Default is location
title	title of plot
lwt	lineweight

Examples

data(gw_data)
gw_data %>%
filter(location_id %in% c("MW-1", "MW-2")) %>%
schoeller_plot(., facet_var = "location_id", title = "Example Scholler Plot")

gw_data %>%
filter(location_id %in% c("MW-1", "MW-2")) %>%
schoeller_plot(., facet_var = "sample_date", lwt = 2)

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