rtr_mixing: Relative Thermal Resistance to Mixing (RTRM)
In salah31416/RLimnology: RLimnology
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
References
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Description
This function estimate RTRM - Another important aspect of stratification in freshwater is that the change
in density of water becomes greater as temperature increases. Thus, a few
degrees difference between surface and bottom at high temperature will
provide more stability (resistance to mixing) than the same degree change
at low temperature. This is illustrated by the term relative thermal resistance
to mixing (RTRM), which compares the density gradient against the density
gradient between 4 and 5 degrees Celsius.
Usage
1
Arguments
dt
data.table or dataframe with date, depth and water temperature
...
parameters sent to water_density
Value
A data.table or data.frame with date e or group, layers and rtrm
References
Welch, E. B. & Jacoby, Jean M. (2004). Pollutant effects in freshwater: applied limnology 3nd
Wetzel, Robert A. & Likens, Gene E. (1991). Limnological analyses 2nd
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments Value References See Also
Description
This function estimate RTRM - Another important aspect of stratification in freshwater is that the change in density of water becomes greater as temperature increases. Thus, a few degrees difference between surface and bottom at high temperature will provide more stability (resistance to mixing) than the same degree change at low temperature. This is illustrated by the term relative thermal resistance to mixing (RTRM), which compares the density gradient against the density gradient between 4 and 5 degrees Celsius.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
dt |
data.table or dataframe with date, depth and water temperature |
... |
parameters sent to |
Value
A data.table or data.frame with date e or group, layers and rtrm
References
Welch, E. B. & Jacoby, Jean M. (2004). Pollutant effects in freshwater: applied limnology 3nd Wetzel, Robert A. & Likens, Gene E. (1991). Limnological analyses 2nd
See Also
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