plot.section | R Documentation |
Plot a section object.
plot.section(
section,
field = NULL,
xlim = NULL,
ylim = NULL,
by.lon = F,
by.lat = F,
xlab = "x",
ylab = "y",
log = FALSE,
base = 10,
zlim = NULL,
pal = "greyscale",
rev = F,
include.data = F,
mark.points = F,
include.pch = 21,
include.cex = 1,
main = NULL,
col.low = "",
col.high = "",
N = 255,
indicate = T,
...
)
field |
Parameter name to be plotted (z-axis). |
xlim |
Limits of the plot, by default the limits are set to the limits of the section grid. |
xlab |
X-axis label. |
ylab |
Y-axis label. |
log |
Flag for turning on log transformation of the z-axis. If TRUE then z = log(z) is performed prior to plotting. |
base |
Used when log = TRUE to set the base of the log. |
zlim |
The zlim imposed on the z-axis, which by default is set to the range of z values in the data. |
pal |
The color palette used; should be modeled after get.pal(). |
rev |
Boolean for reversing the palette colors. |
include.data |
Flag for whether the data used to construct the grid should be plotted using the same palette. |
mark.points |
Flag for marking the location of each sample used to construct the grid. |
include.pch |
The pch used for when mark.points = TRUE. |
include.cex |
Sets the point size for when either include.data or mark.points are TRUE. (Used for both). |
main |
The title text to be included in the top line of the plot. Defaults to the name of the field. |
col.low |
[unimplemented] The color used when plotting out-of-range z values on the low end. Default value of ” indicates to use the minimum value of pal(). A value of NA skips the plotting of these data. Otherwise the color given is used (e.g. col.low = 'blue'). |
col.high |
[unimplemented] Same as col.low but for out-of-range high values. |
section: |
section object (2D only) to be plotted. |
tlim |
Limits of the plot, by default the limits are set to the limits of the section grid. |
Thomas Bryce Kelly
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