spectrace_calibrate_light: Calibrate raw spectrace data
In steffenhartmeyer/spectrace: Functions for importing and processing raw Spectrace output
View source: R/spectrace_calibrate_light.R
spectrace_calibrate_light R Documentation
Calibrate raw spectrace data
Description
This function calibrates the raw light data of the spectrace sensors based
on the provided calibration data.
Usage
spectrace_calibrate_light(lightData, cal_data = NULL)
Arguments
lightData
Data frame with light data.
cal_data
Data frame with calibration factors. Must consist of the
following columns: "serial", "lux", "410nm", "435nm", "460nm", "485nm",
"510nm", "535nm","560nm", "585nm", "610nm", "645nm", "680nm", "705nm",
"730nm", "760nm", "gain".
Value
Data frame with calibrated spectral irradiance data in W/m2 (Watts
per square-meter). Columns >760nm are removed.
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View source: R/spectrace_calibrate_light.R
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Calibrate raw spectrace data
Description
This function calibrates the raw light data of the spectrace sensors based on the provided calibration data.
Usage
spectrace_calibrate_light(lightData, cal_data = NULL)
Arguments
lightData |
Data frame with light data. |
cal_data |
Data frame with calibration factors. Must consist of the following columns: "serial", "lux", "410nm", "435nm", "460nm", "485nm", "510nm", "535nm","560nm", "585nm", "610nm", "645nm", "680nm", "705nm", "730nm", "760nm", "gain". |
Value
Data frame with calibrated spectral irradiance data in W/m2 (Watts per square-meter). Columns >760nm are removed.
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