Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) Examples
Read a delimited (*.csv) file with (at least) time, latitude, longitude readings.
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locations |
character: a string indicating the path to the file
to read, or a |
loc.idCol |
integer: column number containing location ID. If
missing, a |
idCol |
integer: column number containing an identifier for locations belonging to different groups. If missing, an id column is generated with number one repeated as many times as the input. |
dateCol |
integer: column number containing dates, and, optionally, times. |
timeCol |
integer: column number containing times. |
dtformat |
character: a string specifying the format in which the
date and time columns, when pasted together, should be interpreted
(see |
tz |
character: a string indicating the time zone for the date and time readings. |
lonCol |
integer: column number containing longitude readings. |
latCol |
integer: column number containing latitude readings. |
classCol |
integer: column number containing the ARGOS rating for each location. |
alt.lonCol |
integer: column number containing alternative longitude readings. |
alt.latCol |
integer: Column number containing alternative latitude readings. |
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The file must have a header row identifying each field, and all rows must be complete (i.e. have the same number of fields). Field names need not follow any convention.
A data frame.
Sebastian P. Luque spluque@gmail.com
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