timeShiftTable: Sample camera trap time shift table
In jniedballa/camtrapR: Camera Trap Data Management and Preparation of Occupancy and Spatial Capture-Recapture Analyses
timeShiftTable R Documentation
Sample camera trap time shift table
Description
Sample camera trap time shift table
Usage
data(timeShiftTable)
Format
A data frame with 2 rows and 4 variables
Details
If image Exif metadata timestamps are wrong systematically (e.g. because camera system time was not set after changing batteries), it can be corrected using a data.frame in the following format using function timeShiftImages. For details on data format, please see timeShiftImages.
The variables are as follows:
Station Camera trap station ID
camera Camera trap ID (optional)
timeshift time shift amount to be applied
sign direction of time shift
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Sample camera trap time shift table
Description
Sample camera trap time shift table
Usage
data(timeShiftTable)
Format
A data frame with 2 rows and 4 variables
Details
If image Exif metadata timestamps are wrong systematically (e.g. because camera system time was not set after changing batteries), it can be corrected using a data.frame in the following format using function timeShiftImages. For details on data format, please see timeShiftImages.
The variables are as follows:
Station | Camera trap station ID |
camera | Camera trap ID (optional) |
timeshift | time shift amount to be applied |
sign | direction of time shift |
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