inspect {flux}

Inspect and alter prepared ghg concentration data

Description

The function allows straightforward inspection and alteration of ghg concentration data that have been prepared using chop

Usage

inspect(x, what, retain = FALSE)

Arguments

x

Object returned by chop containing tables with chamber measurement data.

what

Specifies the concentration measurement tables in x that ought to be inspected/altered. For inspection either give a numeric vector with the indices of the tables or a character vector with the names of the entries in x. For altering data tables (i.e. deleting some values) use a named list. The names refer to the names of the tables and the entries are either numeric values or vectors that specify the concentration measurements that shall be skipped. The function allows lazy naming so it is possible to provide just the parts of the names that identify a certain measurement unambiguously and checks for consistency.

retain

Logical. When you alter x by giving a list structure to what, shall the original data tables be returned as well? Defaults to FALSE.

Details

The typical workflow is to look at the diagnostic plots of the results of the flux estimation and then turn to inspect for having a closer look at the data or to delete some concentration measurements for further estimations.

Value

Either the data tables to inspect are returned in a list or the altered x. In case retain = TRUE the original tables are appended to x. The respective list item is tables.orig.

Author(s)

Gerald Jurasinski <[e-mail]>

See Also

flux, chop, (also for examples)