View source: R/anlz_sedimentpel.R
anlz_sedimentpel | R Documentation |
Get sediment PEL ratios at stations in Tampa Bay
anlz_sedimentpel(
sedimentdata,
yrrng = c(1993, 2023),
bay_segment = c("HB", "OTB", "MTB", "LTB", "TCB", "MR", "BCB"),
funding_proj = "TBEP"
)
sedimentdata |
input sediment |
yrrng |
numeric vector indicating min, max years to include, use single year for one year of data |
bay_segment |
chr string for the bay segment, one to many of "HB", "OTB", "MTB", "LTB", "TCB", "MR", "BCB" |
funding_proj |
chr string for the funding project, one to many of "TBEP" (default), "TBEP-Special", "Apollo Beach", "Janicki Contract", "Rivers", "Tidal Streams" |
Average PEL ratios for all contaminants graded from A to F for benthic stations monitored in Tampa Bay are estimated. The PEL is a measure of how likely a contaminant is to have a toxic effect on invertebrates that inhabit the sediment. The PEL ratio is the contaminant concentration divided by the Potential Effects Levels (PEL) that applies to a contaminant, if available. Higher ratios and lower grades indicate sediment conditions that are likely unfavorable for invertebrates. The station average combines the PEL ratios across all contaminants measured at a station and the grade applies to the average.
The grade breaks for the PEL ratio are 0.00756, 0.02052, 0.08567, and 0.28026, with lower grades assigned to the higher breaks.
A data.frame
object with average PEL ratios and grades at each station
show_sedimentpelmap
anlz_sedimentpel(sedimentdata)
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