plot.ppi {bioRad} | R Documentation |
Plot a plan position indicator (ppi
)
Description
Plot a plan position indicator (PPI) generated with project_to_ppi
using ggplot
Usage
## S3 method for class 'ppi'
plot(
x,
param,
xlim,
ylim,
zlim = c(-20, 20),
ratio = 1,
na.value = "transparent",
...
)
Arguments
x |
An object of class |
param |
The scan parameter to plot, see details below. |
xlim |
Range of x values to plot. |
ylim |
Range of y values to plot. |
zlim |
The range of parameter values to plot. Defaults to parameter specific limits for plotting, not full range of data. |
ratio |
Aspect ratio between x and y scale. |
na.value |
ggplot argument setting the plot color of NA values |
... |
Arguments passed to low level ggplot function. |
Details
Available scan parameters for plotting can by printed to screen
by summary(x)
. Commonly available parameters are:
-
DBZH
,DBZ
: (Logged) reflectivity factor (dBZ) -
TH
,T
: (Logged) uncorrected reflectivity factor (dBZ) -
VRADH
,VRAD
: Radial velocity (m/s). Radial velocities towards the radar are negative, while radial velocities away from the radar are positive -
RHOHV
: Correlation coefficient (unitless). Correlation between vertically polarized and horizontally polarized reflectivity factor -
PHIDP
: Differential phase (degrees) -
ZDR
: (Logged) differential reflectivity (dB) The scan parameters are named according to the OPERA data information model (ODIM), see Table 16 in the ODIM specification.
Value
No return value, side effect is a plot.
Examples
# load an example scan:
data(example_scan)
# print to screen the available scan parameters:
summary(example_scan)
# make ppi for the scan
ppi <- project_as_ppi(example_scan)
# plot the default scan parameter, which is reflectivity "DBZH":
plot(ppi)
# plot the radial velocity parameter:
plot(ppi, param = "VRADH")
# change the range of reflectivities to plot, from -10 to 10 dBZ:
plot(ppi, param = "DBZH", zlim = c(-10, 10))
# change the scale name and colour scheme, using viridis colors:
plot(ppi, param = "DBZH", zlim = c(-10, 10)) + viridis::scale_fill_viridis(name = "dBZ")