display_corrected_trees.Rd
display_corrected_sizes allows to visualise the corrections performed on tree size measurements using ggplot2 utilities to make a points graph displaying raw (uncorrected) and corrected measurement series for censused trees, with all the specified relevant information.
display_corrected_trees( data, code_corr_col = "code_corr", size_corr_col = "size_corr", size_col, plot_col = "plot", measure_type = "Circ", time_col = "CensusYear", status_corr_col = "status_corr", id_col = "id", info_cols = c("species", "plot"), path_save = "./graphs", name = "diameter_corrections_", tag_pom = FALSE, create_folder = TRUE, overwrite = TRUE, device = "jpeg", save_graph = TRUE )
data | data.frame, containing forest inventories in the form of a long-format time series - one line corresponds to a measurement for one individual at a given census time. |
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code_corr_col | Single character, the name of the column containing tree correction codes (see the output of correct_size) |
size_corr_col | Single character, the name of the column containing tree corrected size measurements |
size_col | character, name of the column corresponding to tree size (circumference or diameter) measurements . |
plot_col | character, name of the column containing plot indices or names. |
measure_type | character, partially matching “Circumference” or “Diameter”, indicating what is the type of the measurements. |
time_col | character, name of the column containing census years. |
status_corr_col | Single character, the name of the column containing tree corrected status |
id_col | character, name of the column containing trees unique IDs. |
info_cols | Single or multiple character, the name(s) of the column containing the information that has to appear in the graphs' subtitle. |
path_save | Relevant if |
name | Relevant if |
tag_pom | Logical, whether POM shifts should be displayed with a vertical line on the graph, or not. Use only if you have a POm field in your dataset. |
create_folder | Relevant if |
overwrite | Relevant if |
device | Relevant if |
save_graph | Logical, indicates whether the graph must be saved or not.
Defaults to |
Nothing, in practical terms, this function is designed to save the graphs directly into a directory.