Description Usage Arguments Examples
This Function Places Static Sensors Along a Linear Transect
1 2 3 4 5 | runSensorFenceR(bathymetry = NULL, fenceStart = NULL, fenceEnd = NULL,
upperDepthLimit = NULL, lowerDepthLimit = NULL, heightOfSensor = NULL,
minimumDetectionThreshold = NULL, halfOfminimumDetectionThreshold = NULL,
numberOfSensorsToPlace = NULL, minimumFenceHeight = 150,
swimSpeedOfStudySpecies = 0.5, plot_results = TRUE)
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bathymetry |
Inherited from the parent function |
fenceStart |
Inherited from the parent function |
fenceEnd |
Inherited from the parent function |
upperDepthLimit |
The shallowest depth at which to place a sensor. Note, depth is a negative number. |
lowerDepthLimit |
The deepest depth at which to place a sensor. Note, depth is a negative number. |
heightOfSensor |
The distance off the bottom (in meters) that the sensor is positioned |
minimumDetectionThreshold |
The radius (in meters) from the sensor where 1/2 of the minimum acceptable detection range is achieved. This is generally determined through range testing. |
halfOfminimumDetectionThreshold |
The radius (in meters) from the sensor where 1/2 of the minimum acceptable detection range is achieved. For example, if the minimum allowable detection percentage is 50%, this would be the distance from the sensor at which the detection threshold is 25%. This is typically determined from range testing. |
numberOfSensorsToPlace |
The number of sensors available from which to construct the fence line (integer) |
minimumFenceHeight |
The height (m) off the seafloor that a transmisson must be detectable. Leave NULL if not specified. |
swimSpeedOfStudySpecies |
# The speed at which the transmitter may cross the sensor fence (m/s) |
1 | runSensorFenceR(numberOfSensorsToPlace = 10, fenceStart = c(-157.68330, 21.28333), fenceEnd = c(-157.53330, 21.41667), upperDepthLimit = -100, lowerDepthLimit = -500, minimumDetectionThreshold = 500, halfOfminimumDetectionThreshold = 650, minimumFenceHeight = 100, swimSpeedOfStudySpecies = .5)
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