assessHFDO: Run HFDO assessments
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assessHFDO R Documentation
Run HFDO assessments
Description
Performs high frequency dissolved oxygen assessments per IR assessment methods. This includes checking for data sufficiency, calculating daily minima and averages, and 7-day/30-day moving averages.
Usage
assessHFDO(data, min_n = 10)
Arguments
data
HFDO data–for the time being is a test dataset built by EH using "hfdo_prep.R".
min_n
Minimum sample count for completing an assessment. This is used to generate the necessary number of consecutive days to calculate a moving average (averaging period length + min_n - 1).
Value
List object containing data used for minimum, 7-day, and 30-day assessments, full list of assessments by type, and a rollup to site-use assessments.
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Run HFDO assessments
Description
Performs high frequency dissolved oxygen assessments per IR assessment methods. This includes checking for data sufficiency, calculating daily minima and averages, and 7-day/30-day moving averages.
Usage
assessHFDO(data, min_n = 10)
Arguments
data |
HFDO data–for the time being is a test dataset built by EH using "hfdo_prep.R". |
min_n |
Minimum sample count for completing an assessment. This is used to generate the necessary number of consecutive days to calculate a moving average (averaging period length + min_n - 1). |
Value
List object containing data used for minimum, 7-day, and 30-day assessments, full list of assessments by type, and a rollup to site-use assessments.
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