I have dissolved oxygen traces that are continuous (fifteen minutes) for
two years (save for a couple of days, weeks, or minutes there depending on
the perogative of the river). These traces are spaced out by river mile. I
have figured out how to prepare data as to the sunspot example, but I can
not figure out how to get multiple traces into the prepSEIS function and
this is the warning that I get
Warning messages:
1: In notes[j] = paste(sep = " ", GG[[ima]]$sta, GG[[ima]]$comp) :
number of items to replace is not a multiple of replacement length
2: In stns[j] = GG[[ima]]$sta :
number of items to replace is not a multiple of replacement length
when I plot this I get what I think is a signal composed of all of the
traces, and if I look at the results of prepSEIS it has compressed (I think)
all of the signals to one.
x <- read.csv("testDO.csv", header=T)
x.ts <- ts(x, deltat=4/60)
a <-x.ts[,1]
b <- x.ts[,2]
c <- x.ts[,3]
d <- x.ts[,4]
GG <- prep1wig(wig = c(a, b, c, d), sta=c("RM215",
"RM202", "RM198",
"RM190", comp="DO", units="mg/L")) # I have also
tried this without breaking
it up into individual data frames
xx <- prepREIS(GG)
plot(x.ts) is what I want to go into PICK.GEN
Any help would be greatly appreciated- I am sure I am missing something.
thank you very much
Stephen Sefick
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feel like gods. We are mammals, and have not exhausted the annoying little
problems of being mammals.
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