knitr::opts_chunk$set( collapse = TRUE, comment = "#>" ) library(dplyr) library(glimmr) TRAVIS <- !identical(tolower(Sys.getenv("TRAVIS")), "true") knitr::opts_chunk$set(purl = TRAVIS)
glimmr is an R package that makes it easier to process and handle data from dynamic flux measurements and provides functions to use with the boundary layer Equation (BLE).
During applications of dynamic chambers, typically two kinds of datasets are created: One continous dataset, provided by the gas analyzer, containing the gas mixing ratios and one metadataset with information about the single chamber applications. Typically this contains an ID of the spot location, time of the measurement start (and end) and maybe the chamber temperature.
glimmr reads both datasets, slices the concentration data into chunks defined by
the metadata and fits linear and robust linear models (robust::lmRob
) for the actual flux
calculation.
The datastructure of the recorderd data can be widely defined, hence glimmr is not restriced to a speceific device. Nevertheless, wrapper functions are included for GASMET and LosGatos gas analizers.
GASMET and LosGatos records can be directly loaded:
gasmet <- read_gasmet("path/to/gasmet_file.csv") losgatos <- read_losgatos("path/to/losgatos/dir") losgatos <- read_losgatos("path/to/losgatos_file.txt")
Single LosGatos files, as well as directories containing zips and txt files are
supported. See read_losgatos()
for details.
The structure of corresponding metdata is defined as follows:
meta_gasmet meta_losgatos
To use any arbitrary device all columns containing used information need to be defined.
# setup analyzer custom_analyzer <- analyzer( #define datastructure time_stamp = "Time", conc_columns = c(CH4 = "[CH4]_ppm", CO2 = "[CO2]_ppm"), pressure = "GasP_torr", pressure_factor = 1.33322, temperature = "AmbT_C", trimmer = trim_time, # define metadata structure plot = "plot", date = "date", start = "start", end = "end", #define chamber dimensions V = 0.01461, A = 0.098 ) # compute fluxes process_chamber( # specify data data = losgatos, meta = meta_losgatos, #specify analyzer analyzer = custom_analyzer )
For simplification, GASMET and LosGatos can be called via convenient wrapper functions:
process_losgatos(losgatos, meta_losgatos) process_gasmet(gasmet, meta_gasmet)
While the start of single measurements is (usually) defined by a known point
in time, the end can be defined in different ways. See process_chamber()
for
details.
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