Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
ACTsplit
filters all detections according to the researchers in the
ACT Network
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directory |
String passed on to |
ACTtrans |
character. Location of ACT transmitter database. |
write |
Logical. Do you want to output CSV files? Useful if you are only looking for unidentified detections. |
out |
String. Where do you want the CSV files placed? |
start |
Character date in a standard unambiguous format (e.g., YYYY-MM-DD) from which you want to start pulling detections, assumed to be Eastern time zone. Defaults to Jan 1, 2000. |
end |
Character date in a standard unambiguous format (e.g., YYYY-MM-DD) to stop pulling detections, assumed to be Eastern time zone. Defaults to current system date. |
... |
Optional arguments to |
This function uses vemsort
to import detections, then matches
these detections with transmitters submitted to ACT. It also allows a
specified date range and removal of personal or private transmitters.
Outputs are CSV files in the form of ResearcherCurrentdate.csv and a data frame containing detections of unidentified codes. The CSV files will be found in your current working directory by default.
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